#aleksandr orlov

[lordofdestructionm]

definitive proof the compare the meerkats are gay (with diagrams)

[lexie-squirrel]

“A Simples Life”, Aleksandr Orlov

Помнится, где-то в октябре я на какое-то время полностью рехнулся на британской рекламе сайта сравнения цен и страховки, где главным героем выступает русский сурикат Александр Орлов и другие персонажи, такие как его помощник Сергей, усыновленный малыш Олег и жители деревни Мирково (Сурикатово). Поэтому я посмотрел все рекламные ролики, до которых только мог дотянуться на ютьюбе (а их там чуть ли не 200-300), а “сюжетная арка” про Сафари разбила мне сердце. Но вот до чего я долгое время не мог добраться, так это до “автобиографии” Александра Орлова. Долгое время эта книга была моим Святым Граалем, пока я наконец не нашел ее (пусть и не в оригинальной верст��е). И это оказалось шикарной книжкой, не простой рекламной брошюркой, а полноценной и по-настоящему смешной автобиографией Александра Орлова и его храбрых предков-сурикатов, да еще и с множеством картинок и, конечно, фирменными словечками Александра. Simples!

[rcvandenboogaard]

Poetins verraad aan Peter de Grote's Zaanse avontuur

Toen de Russische tsaar Peter I op 18 augustus 1697 per schip in de Zaanstreek aankwam, herkenden leden van zijn gevolg een man die aan de wal op paling viste, Gerrit Kist. Die had, zoals veel Zaanse ambachtslieden in de 17de en 18de eeuw eerder als smidsknecht een paar jaar in Moskovië – Rusland dus – gewerkt. De tsaar – ons nu beter bekend als ‘Peter de Grote’ , besloot zijn intrek te nemen in…

[disastercyborgecho]

Alexei Orlov, before enlistment

Taken right before Alexei enlists in the BAF, following his friend Finn. Sent to Finn while he is in basic.

Unedited version & Link to more lore below

Interested in more Alexei lore? Read about him here :3

I drew that polaroid of young Aleksandr Kallus and it was so fun so I wanted to try the same style with one of my OCs! Pretty happy with the outcome!

[agendaculturaldelima]

 #ProyeccionDeVida

🎥🎼 La Música en el Cine, presenta:

🎬 “LA DAMA DEL PERRITO” [Dama s sobachkoj / The Lady with the Dog]👩🐶👨

🔎 Género: Drama / Romance

⌛️ Duración: 83 minutos

✍️ Guión: Iosif Kheifits

📕 Relato: Antón Chéjov

🎶 Música: Nadezhda Simonyan

📷 Fotografía: Dmitri Meskhiyev y Andrei Moskvin (B&W)

🗯 Argumento: Durante un fin de semana en Yalta, el banquero moscovita Dimitri Gurov conoce a una joven que pasea con su perro. Ella es Anna Sergeyovna, una mujer atrapada en un matrimonio sin amor. Dimitri también es infeliz en su matrimonio. Se inicia un romance, que se corta con el fin de su estancia en Yalta. Dimitri pasa todo el invierno con la idea de volver a ver a Anna, desesperado va a buscarla, pero entonces surge la pregunta: ¿asumirán su relación o la mantendrán como una serie de encuentros a escondidas?

👥 Reparto: Alekséi Batálov (Dimitri Gurov), Nina Alisova (Madame Gurov), Iya Savvina (Anna Sergeyevna), Panteleymon Krymov (Von Didenitz), Vladimir Erenberg (Priyatel Gurova), Yakov Gudkin, Galina Barysheva, Dmitriy Zebrov (Frolov), Aleksandr Orlov (Artists Ggitaroy), Yuri Medvedev (Chinovnik) y Maya Plisétskaya).

📢 Dirección: Iosif Kheifits

© Productora: Lenfilm Studio

🌏 País: Unión Soviética (URSS)

📅 Año: 1960

📽 Proyección:

📆 Sábado 22 de Junio

🕚 11:00am.

🏪 Sala Azul del Centro Cultural PUCP (av. Camino Real 1075 San Isidro)

⭐ Organiza: Sociedad Filarmonica de Lima

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Ingreso libre

[movienized-com]

Strasti po Matveyu

Strasti po Matveyu (2023) #SergeyIlin #DenisVlasenko #ValeriZoidova #TimofeyTribuntsev #AlekseyRozin #Anar Mehr auf:

Страсти по Матвею Jahr: 2023 (Oktober) Genre: Comedy / Drama / Romantik Regie: Sergey Ilin Hauptrollen: Denis Vlasenko, Valeri Zoidova, Timofey Tribuntsev, Aleksey Rozin, Anar, Olga Bodrova, Valeriya Chelovechkova, Ivan Kravchenko, Olga Medynich, Aleksandr Mizev, Mikhail Orlov … Filmbeschreibung: Matvey ist ein junger, fleißiger Messdiener, der davon träumt, Priester zu werden. Agata ist eine…

[suryaprabisha1]

Drawing Movements: The Role of Animation in UK’s Advertising and Marketing

In the dynamic world of advertising and marketing, creativity is the currency that drives success. One creative medium that has been gaining momentum and capturing the attention of audiences in the United Kingdom is animation. Over the years, animation has evolved from a niche artistic form to a powerful tool for communication and brand promotion. In this blog, we will explore the significance of animation in the UK’s advertising and marketing landscape, delving into the impact of this medium on consumer engagement, brand storytelling, and the creative industry as a whole.

The Rise of Animation in Advertising

Animation in advertising has come a long way since its early days, when it was primarily associated with children’s programming. Today, animation has transcended age barriers and emerged as a versatile medium that resonates with both adults and children. This transformation is largely due to advancements in animation technology and the ability of animators to create visually stunning and emotionally resonant content.

One of the key factors driving the popularity of animation in the UK’s advertising sector is its ability to convey complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. Animation can break down intricate concepts and data into easily digestible visuals, making it an invaluable tool for brands looking to communicate their message effectively. From explaining the inner workings of a product to visualizing abstract concepts, animation offers limitless possibilities for storytelling.

Benefits of Animation in Advertising and Marketing

Emotional Connection: Animation has a unique ability to evoke emotions and create connections with viewers. Characters and stories brought to life through animation can leave a lasting impact on audiences, helping brands build a strong emotional bond with their customers.

Brand Consistency: Animation allows for precise control over visual elements, ensuring that a brand’s message and image remain consistent across various marketing channels. This consistency helps in reinforcing brand identity.

Versatility: Animation can be adapted to suit a wide range of marketing needs, from explainer videos and advertisements to social media content and interactive experiences. Its adaptability makes it a valuable asset for any marketing campaign.

Global Reach: Animation transcends language barriers, making it an excellent choice for brands with a global presence. It allows companies to convey their message to diverse audiences without the need for translation.

Creative Freedom: Animation offers unparalleled creative freedom. Brands can experiment with different visual styles, characters, and narratives, enabling them to stand out in a crowded marketplace.

Case Studies: Animation Success Stories in the UK

Let’s take a closer look at some notable examples of animation making a significant impact in the UK’s advertising and marketing landscape.

John Lewis Christmas Advertisements: Year after year, John Lewis delivers heartwarming Christmas adverts featuring charming animated characters. These ads have become highly anticipated events, showcasing the power of animation to create emotional connections and boost sales during the holiday season.

Compare the Market’s Meerkat Campaign: The animated Meerkat characters, led by Aleksandr Orlov, have become iconic in the UK. This campaign demonstrates how animation can turn a simple concept into a beloved and recognizable brand mascot.

Aardman Animations: Aardman, a British animation studio, is renowned for its claymation work, including beloved characters like Wallace and Gromit. Their success highlights the enduring appeal of animation in the UK.

The Future of Animation in UK Advertising

As technology continues to advance and consumer preferences evolve, animation in the UK’s advertising and marketing industry is poised for further growth. Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) are expanding the possibilities of animated storytelling, providing immersive experiences that engage consumers on a whole new level.

Furthermore, the integration of animation with data-driven marketing strategies is becoming more prevalent. Brands are using animation to visualize data and trends, making information more accessible and engaging for their audience.

Animation has firmly established itself as a creative force in the UK’s advertising and marketing landscape. Its ability to captivate audiences, convey complex ideas, and evoke emotions makes it an indispensable tool for brands looking to make a lasting impression in an increasingly competitive market. With continued innovation and a growing appreciation for the art form, animation’s role in advertising and marketing is only set to expand, ensuring that we can look forward to even more captivating and memorable campaigns in the future.

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[bearstruck]

Little things about Aleksandr. While he does idolize Makarov and puts the man on a pedestal, he's never had an interaction with him that's last more than a couple sentences. He was recruited by a man named Oleg Orlov. Oleg is almost like a father figure to Aleksandr, he does encourage Aleksandr's foul behavior and antics and has even molded him a bit to be the perfect ruthless solider. Aleksandr takes a lot of pride in this, he doesn't really have an honor system in him, meaning he'll use under handed and down right dirty tactics to get what he wants. He has no problem throwing his comrades under the bus if it means it'll make him look better to both Oleg and Makarov.

Aleksandr's ultimate goal is to be in Makarov's position. If Makarov were to ever fall, Aleksandr would like to be the one to step up and take his place. With that being said, he'd never do anything to get himself there that involves getting rid of Makarov himself. Ideally Aleksandr would like to be Makarov's pupil prior to taking charge.

Aleksandr carries a revolver on him that only contains one bullet. This revolver has never been used in combat and only serves one purpose to end his life. The revolver is an exit option for him if he were ever put in a situation in which he's about to be taken as a hostage. Aleksandr isn't religious or spiritual, but he has a belief that if he shoots it and bullet doesn't come out that chamber it means he's going to get out of that situation alive. This has been "proven" to him once. He was backed up into a corner by a resistance group who were fighting to take down Makarov, he pulled the trigger on the revolver as they were making their way to him from across the room one of them had set off a small IED that Aleksandr had placed. Once he realized that they were trying to pull their shit together, he escaped the room, threw a grenade in there, and disappeared. His whole ride back to base he just laughed.

[rosetta-j-stone]

<Aleksandr "compare the meerkat" Orlov voice>: Hmm, bouncy

something something jingle bells (x)

[everyonesonthespectrum]

Today’s Autistic character of the day is:

Aleksandr Orlov from Compare the Market

[lexie-squirrel]

[kirstythejetblackgoldfish]

Is the Compare the Market squad meant to be some sort of Axis of Evil-type bullshit?

Aleksandr the meerkat obviously represents Russia

The panda represents China

The rabbit is some sort of mad chemist, so most likely represents Syria

The lemur COULD be Gaddafi (the gold coin?)

The mouse could be a mixture of North Korea and Iran

The squirrel being all 'rock 'n' roll' could represent Cuba and Castro's notorious sleeping around

The ostrich woman is the stereotype of the conceited first lady

[losgann]

[aquamarineglow]

After watching the latest Compare the Market Advert:

I think Aleksandr and Sergei need to just come out and get married.

I mean just look at them!

Always going on romantic dates:

They adopted a baby together:

Actually no, they adopted TWO babies together:

Then there's this image I found without context:

And for good measure, they did the Titanic pose:

If it's OK for Sergei to go on dates with human women, it's OK for him to go on dates with another male meerkat.

#these meerkats are gay and there's nothing you can do about it