In honor of one of ABC's best tely show EVER I am posting some of my favorite finds regarding LOST mania. Above, two beautiful prints (the left being my favorite; Jack/Casket/Locke) celebrating all that is lost, in a simple retro tri-color sort of way. (hey, I am a copywriter, that's all I see)
I am also obsessing over the "NUMBERS" below—it gives me that eerie feeling...like I have seen it before. It is a talent for an artist to create something that is new but still has a nostalgic quality about it. That is a way to connect to a viewer and keep them thinking about you long after they are gone. Not to mention the fact that the seemless layout seems to speak in Hurley's omnious voice "4, 8, 15...". I love artists that are able to communicate a clear distinct voice in their pieces.
Creatives could only dream of working on an account such as LOST because they live for the unexpected. Take a look at what they did below regarding that dreadful flight: Oceanic 815...
Search Kayak for flights from Sydney’s SYD airport to Los Angeles’s LAX and you’ll see that Oceanic Flight 815 — the very one that crashed on the mysterious island in the first episode of Lost — is one of your options.
That’s exciting if you’re looking to get stranded on a desert island dotted with smoke monsters, apparitions, crazy science experiments, electromagnetic abnormalities, immortals, polar bears, mysterious hatches, giant four-toed statues and warring factions of scientists.
Pretty neat, we have to say!
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