Federal Agency of Publishing and Mass Communication Campaign Promotes Reading
Meghan Young — November 15, 2012 — Marketing
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Reading is good for the mind, body and soul, but the Federal Agency of Publishing and Mass Communication ad campaign shows that it can be quite the workout, especially for those who don't engage in the activity often. Likening renowned Russian authors Leo Tolstoy, Alexander Pushkin and Anton Chekhov to gym teachers and personal trainers, the print ads illustrate that reading can be as hard as the hardest fitness routine.
The Federal Agency of Publishing and Mass Communication ad campaign was conceived and executed by Slava, an ad agency based in Moscow, Russia. No wonder it focuses on Russian writers. Art directed by Denis Lapshinov with illustrations by Max Kostenko, the images are quite jarring--although in an amusing way. To see these classic literary figures in modern exercise gear is hilarious.
The Federal Agency of Publishing and Mass Communication ad campaign was conceived and executed by Slava, an ad agency based in Moscow, Russia. No wonder it focuses on Russian writers. Art directed by Denis Lapshinov with illustrations by Max Kostenko, the images are quite jarring--although in an amusing way. To see these classic literary figures in modern exercise gear is hilarious.
Trend Themes
1. Reading Workouts - Creating innovative ways to promote reading as a physical activity.
2. Authors as Fitness Trainers - Using famous authors as inspirations for workout routines.
3. Bookish Fitness - Creating a connection between literature and physical well-being.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising - Finding creative ways to promote reading and connect it to physical fitness.
2. Publishing - Developing strategies to promote reading and elevate its status as a beneficial activity.
3. Fitness - Incorporating literature into fitness routines to enhance mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
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