marcedith:

…Mikey Burton..

illustraction:

PAN AM BRAZIL travel poster (1972) - ODE TO BRAZIL (Part 5)

Well after Stan Getz then Jean-Paul Belmondo (see Part 4) popularized those beaches, the whole world wanted to experience the Copacabana and Ipanema dreamy bays of Rio de Janeiro, filled with sun and the most beautiful women in the world.

While Pan Am airlines no longer exists (video here), the legend of those beaches still persist

1972 commercial Pan Am Airlines poster

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escapekit:

No Horizon Aerials

morganswainblog:

A new Expedia print campaign from Ogilvy using airport IATA codes. This has been done using real codes which makes it all the more fabulous. So simple yet so clever.

The campaign was created by Jon Morgan and Mike Watson. “It all started when we saw a woman walking through Heathrow with the word FUK hanging from her suitcase,” they say. “Turned out she’d just flown in from Fukuoka in Japan. That got us thinking, ‘maybe there are more’.”

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Expedia Advertising - Baggage Tags

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Aboo Markhado in Limpopo

love it. I wanna live the house like this :)

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