advertising style

The resultant blight on American advertising styles is here to stay.

Warhol readily adapted his advertising style to fine art by adding collage.

Her unusual advertising style sees her front the advert herself to talk about the product.

For example a universal brand image across all countries, including everything from advertising styles to the stationery the company has made, to the company colours.

But despite their failure to do anything dramatically new this season, the influence of these two - in advertising style, form and content - is still pervasive.

A subsequent advertisement, originally aired in 1995, plays on the over-the-top advertising style of the post-war era.

He was particularly aligned to American culture and reflected its commercial iconography and aggressive advertising style in his dynamic montage paintings.

John E. Powers adopted a unique advertising style that came to be known as the Powers' style.

A variety of advertising styles and cultures were revealed at the three major ad awards shows, demonstrating that Madison Avenue is not a monolithic manipulator.

Cinemation's exploitative advertising style and the film's rating led many to believe that Fritz the Cat was a pornographic film.

Now, as if all that isn't bad enough, fund companies may soon be putting up with a new set of rules that will cramp their creative advertising style.

It may be that these varied traumas helped shape contemporary advertising styles, in which particular claims are less common than knowing attitudes, sexual provocation and sly wit.

"We have different kinds of clients and different advertising styles," said Richard B. Fizdale, chairman and chief executive of Burnett.

More unusual than Mr. Williamson's advertising style, though, is his business model: he is opposed to underwriting concerts with grant money, a standard approach in the classical music world.

Mr. Garth refused to discuss his advertising style, but people who have worked with him say he feels that the writing gives viewers a sense that the ads have substance.

In fall of 2005, a new post-6 p.m. advertising style was developed for older audiences, which used a much simpler logo and much sleeker packaging with barely any gross-out tactics.

Jerking, rhythmic camera movements stay technically within the Dogma idea while also replicating the flashy video and advertising styles that make up much of Mr. Korine's repertory.

The brand uses a distinctly cheeky advertising style, such as remaking the iconic Australian painting Shearing the Rams with muscle-bound blokes shearing sheep in just their undies.

They borrow liberally from the Social Realist painting and subdued advertising style once dictated by the former East Germany, where the artist was born in 1960 and trained as an artist.

Indeed, as consumer markets age in Europe and grow closer to those in the United States, the cultural transfer of advertising styles will be, even more than in the past, a movement from West to East.

An example is the Beach Town Posters series, a collection of Art Deco travel posters of American beach resorts that refer to the advertising style of the 1920s and 1930s.

In the 1950s the network era advertising style turned into a single sponsorship style (Situation in which a single corporation finances the costs that could have been earned if advertising were sold to sponsors.

What I think they were trying to convey, in typical, catchy advertising style, is that compact disks can be expected to last a long, long time, which seems to be true provided they are made well and cared for properly.

(a) "Recent research suggests that users decide to stay or leave your site in 8 seconds or less" Google suggests to use short headlines to tell quickly the user benefit of travel service, in personal tone, avoiding advertising style.

Between his class assignments and his work, Rand was able to amass a fairly large portfolio, largely influenced by the German advertising style Sachplakat (object poster) as well as the works of Gustav Jensen.