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VIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE WAR SPOT VIEW THE CAT SPOT VIEW THE GIRL SPOT VIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE SPOT The Thomas Crown Affair revisitedVIEW THE SPOT Accidental meeting has a surprise ending Sex is no accident says this MTV campaign from Grey Düsseldorf.VIEW THE BACKSEAT AD VIEW THE BUSH AD VIEW THE TOILET AD You've lost your touch with nature. You've forgotten what it's like to spend a day in the mountains, at the seaside or in the forest. Now they're calling for you and it's your chance to get there in the Skoda Yeti.Print from Frank, Bucharest.VIEW THE SEA AD VIEW THE MOUNTAIN AD VIEW THE FOREST AD John West has always endured the worst to bring you the best.In this new Grey Melbourne campaign for John West Salmon we recognise those that will go to any lengths to get the bestVIEW OUTDOOR Lexus CT200H proves it's a beautiful contradiction in new spotVIEW THE SPOT A campaign from Ogilvy Paris to highlight the overfishing of Bluefin Tuna.VIEW THE TUNAPANDA AD VIEW THE TUNAGORILLA AD VIEW THE TUNARHINO AD VIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE CURIOUS SPOT VIEW THE INDIVIDUALIST SPOT Prehistoric matches light up sales US Sydney was tasked to promote Jean M Auel's much-awaited 6th book in the best-selling Earth's Children series. 'The Land of Painted Caves', like the others in the series, is set 30,000 years in the past in prehistoric Europe. Leading up to the launch the agency created point of sale stands in Dymocks book stores offering free boxes of matches as take-home reminders of the book release. Of course, in remaining true to the book they had to make sure the matches were historically accurate to that period of time.VIEW THE CONCEPT A collection of modern day pathologies, closely linked with our inactive lives in these print ads created by Frank, BucharestVIEW THE ARMCHAIR AD VIEW THE COMPUTER AD VIEW THE DESK AD Clorox meets Lego DDB Dubai's simple demonstration of how easy it is to remove stains with Clorox for Colors, represented by showing stains made out of interlocking plastic bricks.VIEW THE INK AD VIEW THE KETCHUP AD VIEW THE COFFEE AD Grey Tokyo goes to very cold waters in this print ad for Washin Opticians VIEW THE ICEBERG AD VIEW THE EAGLE AD VIEW THE LEOPARD AD VIEW THE OWL AD Why is there a penis on this poster? Life. It's not always that great, is it? This campaign by DDB, Stockholm for Papercut Shop (Swedens equivalent to Amazon.com for quality/independent/alternative film, books and magazines and also a shop in Stockholm/Sweden) focused on this fact. VIEW OUTDOOR Speed shopping hell In short: It´s a sale on speed. Faster than ever. Also, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. For real. Forget about time limited offers of the golden days. Welcome to the DDB Stockholm designed THE PAPERCUT Speed Shopping STRESS Hell. The future of shopping panic. VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS The Mission Expedition begins here National Geographic Channel and Deeplocal,Pittsburgh the team behind GAP's Project Reindeer, have teamed up to create Mission Expedition where viewers can go on a photo safari using telepresence cameras to explore miniature sets. See more about the project, the artifacts, and behind the scenes.VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS VIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE IDEA Guest judge: Mark Tutssel, Worldwide CCO, Leo Burnett, Chicago This week's guest judge is Mark Tutssel, chief creative officer of Leo Burnett Worldwide.The one piece of work that held my attention was an animated spot for Aides. Based on what looks like Walt Disney's 'Steamboat Willie'. (Maybe it's a homage to him? Protect your Willie). The title card at the beginning and the style of the animation echo this Disney classic. It follows the sexual exploits and nine lives of the pussy cat, Smutely, as he plays away with a turtle, bunny rabbit, blowfish, dolphin, a bondage pig, three seals, red cocks and an elephant with jumbo nuts... READ MORE Thirsty Camel launches hump crazeThe cheeky campaign features 'HUMP' stickers sneakily posted over city street signs, directing people to 'express HUMP' and 'casual HUMP', with the challenge to 'Think Camel'. VIEW THE SPOT Hyundai withstands the test of timeVIEW THE SPOT Toyota 'Glass Organs' spot highlights safetyVIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE AFROMINITE SPOT VIEW THE PANDORA SPOT VIEW THE ORDINARY PEOPLE SPOT VIEW THE FOOTBALL PLAYER SPOT VIEW THE SKIER SPOT VIEW THE SPOT In-venue posters go up, to keep conversation down.The Ellington is a sophisticated 'New York-style' Jazz Club in Perth, where patrons enjoy international and local players in an intimate, dedicated jazz setting. While most folks are happy to listen intently to the fine musicianship, there are the occasional few who need reminding that their conversation level could be hindering other people's enjoyment. The club's management wanted an alternative to giving the excessive tongue-waggers a tongue-lashing so The Brand Agency (Perth) created this in-venue poster campaign.VIEW MUSIC OUTDOOR VIEW SOLO OUTDOOR VIEW TABLE 4 OUTDOOR Unbottle your courage Carlsberg Sweden is on a mission to unbottle the courage that brews in all of us. Not just any courage but the kind you need in social situations.VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS Get us to Cannes Autarky Project, or how wanting to party can turn into a campaign of self-promotion.When they discovered that DDB Paris would not be able to send creative people to the Cannes Advertising Festival this year, seven of them decided to organize it differently. Determined not to be stopped by the economic climate, they set out to find a solution.Their idea is based on a simple observation: DDB Paris his numerous clients in varied sectors of activities.By asking all these clients to support them by offering them products and services for free, the seven creatives would be able to go to Cannes and live there from the 19th to the 25th of June without spending a Euro.VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS Soon this maybe the only way to site a tiger Only 50 tigers are living in China as many use their parts for medicinal or strength-providing powers. This campaign from Ogilvy Bejing let people hear from the tigers themselves,and let citizens show their support.VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS |
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