MTV Kamasutra by Happy, Bangalore

Advertising Agency: Happy, Bangalore, India
Chief Executive Officer: Kartik Iyer
Chief Creative Officer: Praveen Das
COO: Siddartha Roy
Creative Director: Naren Kaushik
Art Director / Illustrator: Aswin Sridhar
Copywriter: Megha Ramesh
Account Management: Ajay Kumar, Pallavi Nayak

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Pharrell – 24 hours of Happy

Le duo de réalisateurs français WeAreFromLA a réalisé pour le morceau « Happy » de Pharrell Williams un clip étalé sur 24 heures, réunissant sur le site 24 hours of Happy 360 plans séquences filmés à Los Angeles. Une version de 4 minutes dévoilant quelques guests, à l’image d’Odd Future ou encore de Jamie Foxx.

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O primeiro videoclipe 24 horas do mundo

A música “Happy” de Pharrell Williams acaba de ganhar um videoclipe interativo com 24 horas de imagem e som. Sim, vinte e fucking quatro horas de vídeo (pós-edição – imaginem quanto tempo tem de material bruto).

Auto-intitulado como “o primeiro videoclipe 24 horas do mundo”, o videoclipe mostra Pharrell e outros “populares” dançando e passeando felizes pela cidade ao som da nova música que vai se repetindo e repetindo e repetindo sem parar. A idéia é de que quando acesse o site, você assista o clipe em “tempo real”.

Não consigo imaginar um sujeito sequer que vá assistir as 24 horas sem pausa pra um café, por mais fã que seja. Isso sim seria digno de Guinness Book 🙂

Assista o quanto puder aqui.

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Happy Hour Watch

Voulant répondre au dicton « il est toujours l’heure de l’apéritif quelque part dans le monde » Happy Hour Timepieces ont imaginé cette montre The Ish, proposant en plus d’un design simple et efficace de servir de décapsuleur pour les plus assoiffés. Un projet insolite à découvrir en images dans la suite.

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Something to laugh about? / Nom d’un chien!

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THE ORIGINAL?
Pet Paradise – Dog Spa – 2011
Source : Cannes Archive, AdForum
Agency : Monday (Thailand)
LESS ORIGINAL
Happy Pets « mascotas felices » – 2013
Source : Behance, Facebook
Agency : PlanB (Honduras)

Happy Eggs Packaging

La créative Maja Szczypek a imaginé un packaging simple et efficace pour rendre « heureux » les œufs présentés. Une création originale de cette étudiante polonaise nécessitant des matériaux simples et peu couteux tels que le foin. L’ensemble est à découvrir dans la suite de l’article en images.

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Basics India : The Men Commandments by Happy Bangalore

Brief: Basics Life is India’s largest menswear chain, with retail presence in over 100 exclusive stores and 600 multi-brand outlets, while also being available on their own online store basicslife.com. The store caters to all of men’s fashion needs including accessories and footwear.

The objective was to carry forward the success of their 2012 campaign – “shop like a man”.

 

Creative Solution: In order to take the same attitude and philosophy of last year’s ‘MAN’TRA’ (an anthem for men) to the next level, we created ‘The Men Commandments’.

With light-hearted digs at the notorious shopping practices of the opposite sex, each commandment illustrates how manly men should be shopping.

 

Credits

Brand: Basics Life
Client: Hanif Sattar & Suhail Sattar

Agency: Happy, Bangalore

Chief Executive Officer/Executive Creative Director: Kartik Iyer
Chief Creative Officer: Praveen Das
Copywriter: Megha Ramesh
Art Directors: Sukumar N, Sevugan S
Account Planning: Ravi Bhat
Account Management: Ajay A Kumar
Production House: Pavleye Production & Artist Management
Executive Producer: Josef Pavleye
Directors: Marika Majorova, Jonas Karasek (Gunpowder)

 

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Bluestone.com by Happy, Bangalore

BRIEF
Bluestone.com is a premium online jewellery store offering a variety of jewellery and accessories, with a special focus on fine personal jewellery.
They were looking to launch the brand and create awareness about their services. Added to this was the need to not only encourage women to buy jewellery online but to also stop depending on their husbands or family to make these purchases.
Moreover, in India, jewellery is traditionally bought only for occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, festivals and weddings; so the campaign had to challenge this insight as well.

CREATIVE SOLUTION
To tackle the requirements of this brief we took the campaign to an intimate and charming space. Through the interaction of a young couple, the TVC informs women that with Bluestone.com they are empowered to make jewellery purchases all by themselves, without depending on others or waiting for that “special” event to come around.

CREDITS
Brand: Bluestone.com
Client – Gaurav Singh Kushwaha

Agency: Happy, Bangalore
Creative Directors – Kartik Iyer / Praveen Das
Writer – Kartik Iyer
COO – Siddartha Roy
Account Planning – Ravi Bhat
Account Management – Ameya Lokhande / Ajay Kumar

Production House – Nirvana Films
Director – Prakash Varma
Producer – Sneha Iype

 

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Krow – Be Work Happy

Pirata et Peak15 ont pensé et réalisé une superbe vidéo d’animation pour la nouvelle plateforme de recrutement appelée Krow. Avec des choix graphiques d’une grande qualité, cette animation explicative appelée « Be Work Happy » est à découvrir en images dans la suite de l’article.

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This similarity made me laugh / Une ressemblance bidonnante?

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THE ORIGINAL?
Washington Mutual – 2003
Source : Cannes SILVER LION, Andy Awards BRONZE
Agency : Sedgwick Rd Seattle (USA)
LESS ORIGINAL
Ford Retail Campaign – 2013
Source : Vimeo
Agency : Young & Rubicam (Canada)

Happy Planet for IBM

Le duo français Zim and Zou a utilisé tout son talent dans la construction et le découpage pour composer cette superbe structure intitulée « Happy Planet » pour la marque IBM. Produite par Pocko Lab, cette commande visuellement très impactante est à découvrir dans la suite de l’article en images et vidéo.

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C2C – Happy

Après F.U.Y.A., Down The Road, Arcades et The Beat, voici le nouveau clip du collectif C2C sur Fubiz illustrant leur morceau intitulé « Happy » présent sur l’album Tetra. Réalisée par Wendy Morgan, cette vidéo reprend l’imaginaire du gospel pour mettre en avant la performance de danseurs possédés par la musique.

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Planet Kids : THE TALKING INVITE

Brief:
Planet Kids, Bangalore’s leading playschool chain wanted an invite to announce their Annual Day celebrations. This invite would be given to students and their parents. The objective was to create excitement around the event and get their kids buzzing.

Solution:
So we decided to create something out-of-the-ordinary, something that would engage their students and get them to transfer the buzz onto their parents. And voila, the ‘hand puppet’ invite was born!

Result:
The invite soon became the children’s new, favourite toy and kept them entertained long after the event.

Advertising Agency: Happy, Bangalore, India
CEO & Executive Creative Director : Kartik Iyer
Chief Creative Officer : Praveen Das
Creative Director: Carl Savio
Illustrator: Nalisha Chouraria
Copywriter: Megha Ramesh
Art Director: Shatrughan R
Account Executive:  Ajay Kumar

 

 

 

 

 
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World’s Cheapest Annual Report : by Happy Creative

BRIEF
Maraa is an NGO that employs  media and art to influence  the society’s quality of life, health and livelihood. They wanted an annual report that would not only sum up their year but also express everything they stand for.

SOLUTION
We took inspiration from the word ‘maraa’, meaning ‘tree’ in Kannada, and the fact that they are an NGO that works towards bettering society. Keeping this in mind we came up with a solution that was cost-effective and eco-friendly.

A single color design was created that could be reproduced using a simple photocopier or even by the most basic printer. All their information was made to fit on a single sheet to reduce wastage of both paper and ink. Folded many times over, it became a small portable booklet – that makes this the world’s cheapest annual report.

RESULT
Their 10 page report was condensed into a single sheet of paper with a design that lent itself to easy reproduction in large numbers. The cost of 3000 copies, that would have normally amounted to Rs. 1,05,000 (approx $2100) was brought down to under $200. It embodied everything that the organization believes in; and demonstrated the same to existing and potential donors.

Advertising Agency: Happy, Bangalore, India
Chief Creative Officer : Praveen Das
Executive Creative Director : Kartik Iyer
Design/ Art Direction / Illustrator : Nalisha Chouraria
Copywriter : Megha Ramesh
Studio Artist : Irfan Haji
Account Management / Planner : Ravi Bhat

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Happy Food

Coup de coeur pour ce superbe court-métrage d’animation créé par le studio Yum Yum London au titre évocateur « Happy Food » et autour d’une scène dans un fast-food. Un style coloré et un rendu très réussi, sur un sound-design de l’allemand David Kamp. A découvrir en images et en vidéo HD dans la suite de l’article.



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Kartik Iyer: Interview

 

Born in 1975 Chennai. Spent 8 years growing up in Africa. Returned to Chennai in 1985. Learnt to play the mridangam for 3 years. Acted in 27 full fledged theatre productions. Joined advertising in Dec 1995 as an intern. Did six years between Chennai Bangalore learning to be a copywriter. Worked in Y&R Dubai for 3 years from 2001-2004. Worked in Ogilvy Bangalore for 3 years. Started Happy in 2007 with Praveen Das. Love movies, music, design and pop art. Moonlight as a stand up comedian as The HigherIyer Show.

?Why are you into Advertising??
Cos it’s the only place you get to use your creative muscles with every medium that’s exists. I also get bored easily, so it helps to keep focusing on different brands with different needs. But I didn’t know any of this when I started my career. Actually I loved commercials and asked someone who ‘thought’ of them. Someone said the agency and I decided I would learn to be a copywriter. It took me 5 years to realize what I actually wanted to do was direct ad films. Hopefully I’ll get there some day.

?Did you attend school for fine art or design or Communications??
Did my bachelors in visual communications at Loyola College, Chennai (1993-1996)
Tell us about your recent work campaign??The most popular is the Flipkart – No kidding. No worries. – campaign. Am particularly proud of it cos it was good advertising packed with the perfect dash of creative punch. It was not only great fun working with kids on the campaign. It resulted in 800% growth for the clients business. Add to that, that it was rated among the top 5 recalled campaigns of 2011.

?Were there any particular role models for you when you grew up??
Walt Disney. Bill Cosby. Pink Floyd. Richard Pryor. Al Pacino. Quinten Tarantino. Steve Jobs.

?Who was the most influential personality on your career in Advertising?
Shahir Zag. He continues to influence me even today.

?Where do you get your inspiration from?
Music. Movies. Video Games. Typography. Fashion. Stand up comedy. Life.

Do you have any kind of a program to nurture and train young talent??
While we try to meet once in six months to work as a group and nuture team building, I don’t think we have a structured program to impart. We have a culture that we try to live by and people pick up from that.
?Tell us something about the ‘Happy’ Environment.
Its a high energy zone. Some people feel naturally drawn to this energy and tend to become part of it exuding their own into the environment. For some its over bearing, and they leave. We have people from very different backgrounds. The love for all things cool and awesome brings us together for sure. The power of appreciation, sigh.
?Tell us about your biggest challenge as the Creative Director of Happy…
Defining that role is the biggest challenge.
?Tell us about your 1st work as a creative director in the field of advertising.
The A R Rahman campaign for worldspace satellite radio, done at Ogilvy & Mather in 2006. Technically I was only ACD then, but I would say that was my first role as a CD from being there and seeing the campaign through from conception to release.
?Pick and tell us about one of all your past campaigns, your personal favourite…
The Flipkart – No kidding. No worries. campaign and the Lee Never Wasted bag design from the recent past.
What do you think of the state of Print advertising right now. At least here in India, the released work is most often too sad??
One can say unreasonable cost of print media has contributed to this. No budget for production – so headline and clipart (read as graphic elements). Add to this a large percentage of unimaginative people in our industry.
?Do you think brands who’s advertising wins awards, do well in the market??
For sure. The biggest ideas that win awards, in the biggest award shows are all real work. And that’s how they become the biggest brands.
?What advice do you have for aspiring creative professionals??
Only now you have the energy to work hard and party harder. Make sure you work hard, too.
?Who would you like to take out for dinner??
Add the-hottest-actress-in-your-head-name here. Hey we like the same girl. Awesome! High five.
What’s on your iPod?
All kinds of music.

Mac or PC?
Its like asking someone to choose between a bandra boy and Priyanka Chopra. But in this case – Mac.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Planet K by Happy Bangalore

Brief: Planet Kids, Bangalore’s leading playschool chain wanted an invite to announce their Annual Day celebrations. This invite would be given to students and their parents. The objective was to create excitement around the event and get their kids buzzing. Oh, and of course the invite had to be cost-effective.

Solution: So we decided to create something out-of-the-ordinary, something that would engage their students and get them to transfer the buzz onto their parents. And voila, the ‘hand puppet’ invite was born out of a mere sheet of A4 sized paper. We then went on to create five unique characters so as to encourage greater curiosity, creativity and playfulness among our tiny TG.

Advertising Agency: Happy, Bangalore, India
Executive Creative Director: Kartik Iyer
Chief Creative Officer: Praveen Das
Creative Director: Carl Savio
Illustrator: Nalisha Chouraria
Art Director: Shatrughan R
Copywriter: Megha Ramesh

Basics by Happy, Bangalore

Advertising Agency: Happy, Bangalore, India
Chief Creative Officer: Praveen Das
Executive Creative Director: Kartik Iyer
Art Director: Viduthalai Raj
Copywriter: Athul Chathukutty
Photographer: Miro
Studio Head: Ramakrishna R
Account Supervisor: Neelima Kariappa
Account Executive: Vigya Atri

 

 

 

A Story For Tomorrow

Voici Gnarly Bay Productions qui nous propose cette vidéo d’une beauté incroyable appelée “A Story For Tomorrow”. Un voyage au Chili et en Patagonie avec des images splendides, posant en même temps la question du bonheur. A découvrir en vidéo dans la suite.



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