Found this great sample of packaging at AdMe. This piece is part of collection of juice boxes. You can view them here, along with some other nice japanese designs.

Agency: Young & Rubicam.

I’m very excited this morning. How Magazine (one of my favorite design magazines) has put this site on their Top 10 links page. Great way to start the day.

Thanks to Ron for sending in this great outdoor marketing campagin. It’s meant for people to pose infront of the billboard and than take snapshots with the phone. You can than send the pictures to your friends and it will look like you are a boxing champ, ladies man, or man of the year. Great idea. Click on the images below to see the three different executions.

*update: originally found at the Coloribus Blog.

Agency: BBDO Norway.

Thanks to all of you for making the first year of Advertisng/Design Goodness such a sucess. This site started up in May 2005 with around an average of 20 unique visitors a day. Six months later there are more than six contributors and an average of 2500 unique visitors a day. Im looking forward to 2006 with lots of improvements and new featueres.

It’s the end of 2005, so let’s have a look at what I think is the best of the
year. Today is party one, and tomorrow you should see part two of the best with more categories. Let’s have a look at todays categories:

• Best Use of Packaging
• Best Design
• Best Magazine Ad
• Best Outdoor
• Best Art Direction
• Best Direct Mail Piece
• Best TV Commercial

1. VTM - TV Station
2. YKM
3. Gloss
Hair Salon

1. ISO-50
2. Electric Heat
3. Magnetik

1. Nigrin Car Polish
2. Hudson Repro
3. Wuesthof Knives

1. Afinity Pet Care
2. Ford Mustang
3. Playboy

1. EMI
2. History
Files
3. ESPN Classic

1. BT
Blackberry
2. Henkel

1. Medecins Sans Frontieres
2. Guiness Evolution

Once again Happy New Year everyone, and I wish you all the best and success for the new year.

Intel, the world’s biggest chipmaker, will launch a new corporate slogan next week as part of a major rebranding.
The “Intel Inside” phrase is out, and the company will now encourage consumers to “Leap Ahead”.

Intel will also change its logo, replacing the one featuring a lowered “e” with one showing an oval swirl surrounding the company name.

The firm wants to re-position itself as providing the technology behind many digital products, not just PCs.
Intel chief executive Paul Otellini is set to unveil the details of the new marketing campaign on 5 January at the giant gadget festival, the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

What are your first impressions on this one?

Source: BBC