GILBERT MUSINGS: Art Collected ...is my personal blog, an insight into my brain to what I find interesting, unique, thought provoking, funny, warped and beautiful. All can be considered a visual eye-candy collection.

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Barcode Runaway (Spoof Ad) via Adbusters 

Barcode Runaway (Spoof Ad) via Adbusters 

Chiquita Banana Brand Refresh
Their bananas easily identifiable by the blue sticker, which has been placed by hand on every single banana since 1963, and has been used as a promotional tool over the years. The latest sticker campaign, created by DJ Neff uses the shape of the sticker to create more than twenty kooky characters and serves as the basis for a significant online attraction.

Chiquita Banana Brand Refresh

Their bananas easily identifiable by the blue sticker, which has been placed by hand on every single banana since 1963, and has been used as a promotional tool over the years. The latest sticker campaign, created by DJ Neff uses the shape of the sticker to create more than twenty kooky characters and serves as the basis for a significant online attraction.

Esquire Article: What Men Wear (The 12 Styles of American Men)

So I found this article and decided to take a look further. I have a big qualm with one of the entries which I show below:

This guy is The Workman

Also Known As: The blue-collar guy, Joe Six-Pack.


The description about his clothes, lifestyle etc….:

Recent sighting: Steel mills in Pittsburgh, artists’ studios in Brooklyn.

Hall of Famers: Jackson Pollock, Jack Kerouac, Jean-Michel Basquiat.

Signature accessory: Rips and/or paint splashes.

Bragging rights: Earned every one of those rips and paint splashes.

Pickup line: “Would you like to feel my calluses?”

Favorite book: The Grapes of Wrath.

On his iPod: Johnny Cash.

In his driveway: Vintage Ford pickup.

In his closet: Two-button cotton blazer ($1,500) by Etro; cotton jacket ($425) by Woolrich Woolen Mills; cotton shirt ($98) and cotton T-shirt ($27) by J. Crew; cotton jeans ($98) by Levi’s.

Show me The Workman aka Joe Sixpack who owns two blazers that total $1,500 and I’ll run outside and streak the neighborhood. (Yea, no one’s outside right now and it’s pitch black, but you get my drift).

AND…all this article is, is a glorified advertisement.

via Esquire

Do Knot Forget
We can all relate to our headphone wires tangling&#8230;so this is clever advertising.

Do Knot Forget

We can all relate to our headphone wires tangling…so this is clever advertising.