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Royal cake dresses Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town and its PR affiliate Tin Can, created an innovative activation campaign for the Sasko Flour brand, which was showcased at the V&A Waterfront on the day of the royal wedding, attracting onlookers to get a taste of the royal wedding and âshare in the goodness' of the most talked about event of 2011. VIEW CAKE OUTDOOR VIEW CHOCOLATE OUTDOOR VIEW MACAROON OUTDOOR HapiHap wrap In store communication is the toughest medium either because of costs or legal restrictions. With a budget that was no competition to the already established bread brands, HapiHap had to find a way through the supermarkets' clutter. So, Grey, Bucharest invented a new in store advertising space that was naturally connected to the usage of bread. A cost affective medium that no other brand used before: the wrapping paper for deli products. The perfect place to meet the core consumers of toast bread.VIEW OUTDOOR Open on a radio spot from GPYR, Melbourne with a muffled, bass heavy sound that sounds like it's underwater It repeats over and over.PLAY THE COURAGE SPOT PLAY THE CONFIDENCE SPOT PLAY THE PRIDE SPOT Indoor executionVIEW OUTDOOR VIEW THE SPOT The secret of the Royal wedding smileWedding day bluesVIEW THE SPOT Could this be New Zealand's greatest kiss?VIEW THE SPOT Look where our decals turn up E-GRAPHICS wanted a cost-effective campaign to show their capabilities as a leading global marketing and print production company.So TBWAHunt Lascaris Johannesburg came up with a simple & cost effective solution. We printed die cut, low tack decals that resembled a turned up corner of a page. When applied to a surface, it created the illusion that the surface had been printed by E-GRAPHICS. VIEW STREET OUTDOOR VIEW OFFICE OUTDOOR VIEW CLIENT OUTDOOR You were born with your best accessory Y&R Paris presents its new print campaign for Colgate Max White One under the concept "Make your smile your best accessory".VIEW THE GIRL AD VIEW THE GUY AD A picture tells a thousand whimpers Lew Lara TBWA Sao Paulo campaign for ADOPTION DRIVE project in Brazil.VIEW THE CAGE1 AD VIEW THE CAGE 2 AD VIEW THE CAGE 3 AD National Rosso & Motorists AssociationVIEW THE BUSINESS SPOT VIEW THE GEEK SPOT VIEW THE HIPSTER SPOT VIEW THE TRADIE SPOT Here's the old woman who lived in a shoeVIEW THE SPOT What will you hear in the Valley of SilenceVIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE SPOT Making money in hair trumps everything An Africa, Sao Paulo campaign to promote the Mitsubishi ASX new feature: the knee airbags.VIEW THE ARMOUR AD VIEW THE PORCUPINE AD VIEW THE SAFE AD Propaganda agency Leeds need a new writer, someone who recognizes great copywriting. The ad is created using what we consider to be some of the best writing ever - if you can spot it then you're right for the jobVIEW THE AD Fancy footwork from a fast amatuer This ad from Babel Sao Paulo was made with a Asics consumer. A really really fast consumer. He's an amateur that runs a Marathon just 34 minutes up than best time ever.VIEW THE AD Get a lift and a laughVIEW OUTDOOR FRANCE ADOT is a federation of associations that work throughout France to inform and raise awareness on organ, tissue and bone marrow donation.CLM-BBDO, Boulogne Billancourt was brought in to make the general public more aware of this national cause and encourage people to take out an organ donor card. The print (Le Nouvel Economiste & METRO) and outdoor campaign is launching in Paris in April 2011. VIEW OLD WOMAN OUTDOOR VIEW YOUNG MAN OUTDOOR VIEW YOUNG WOMAN OUTDOOR Imprisoned like an animalVIEW OUTDOOR Most Community Colleges in Vancouver reside in the sanctuary of the suburbs. Vancouver Community College is at the heart of the downtown core. We sought to challenge prospective students into asking themselves if they have what it takes to get a real education in the real world.Concerto,Vancouver did the posters. VIEW DESIGNERS OUTDOOR VIEW CHEFS OUTDOOR VIEW MUSICIANS OUTDOOR The front of the truck goes to the back A wake-up call for drowsy drivers.Grey, Melbourne photographed the front of a truck and posted it on the back of 30 trucks across Victoria.VIEW OUTDOOR VIEW THE SPOT Holler for the Haeckel Clock IPad App The Haeckel Clock, as it's known, uses sketches of Radiolarians (ancient single-celled organisms with intricate mineral skeletons) from Haeckel's famous book Kunstformen der Natur or Art forms of Nature as units of time. One of the app's developers, Lukasz Karluk explains: "The Radiolarians vary in size and as they get bigger, the unit of time they represent also increases. With every passing second, the Radiolarians re-arrange themselves into higher groups, creating unique and ever-evolving forms of time. We like to think of it as our own, very humble version of evolution."VIEW THE CONCEPT âThe safer you play, the longer you stayâ. Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, San FranciscoVIEW THE AD Around the world in 40 daysVIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS Old water is new again Ramlosa is a completely natural mineral water and being registered 1707 it is also one of Sweden's oldest brands. To communicate it´s naturalness and give the water a premium vibe, Akestam Holst,Stockholm decided to tell the story about how you have to call back in time to order your Ramlosa. To be exact 70 years back in time. That's what it takes for rain to purify and become Ramlosa. VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS AlbertaQuits.ca is an online resource for information and support provided by trained cessation counsellers to help smokers develop a personalized quit plan.Radio spots from Calder Bateman, Edmonton PLAY THE PERSONAL SPOT PLAY THE SPECIFIC SPOT PLAY THE DAILY SPOT PLAY THE ACCENT SPOT If you're looking for great art you're app to find itVIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE JUGGLER SPOT VIEW THE PUPPIES SPOT VIEW THE SKATEBOARDER SPOT VIEW THE SPOT Call for Rethink Scholarship entriesVIEW THE SPOT Unbore your grandfather Festis, a still drink by Carlsberg, is on a mission: Unbore Anything! Activate your webcam at unboregrandpa.com and do you funniest to unbore grandpa - if you succeed, you win a bottle of Festis. Beware! He doesn't hesitate to "next" anyone. Site by Akestam Holst, Stockholm VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS VIEW THE SPOT Walking in the station pedestrians experience the characteristics of bifocal eye glasses but Grey,Tokyo displayed a 3D train station poster where you can see two views depending on the angle direction you are seeing it from. The distant view is Mt. Fuji and the near view is a book.VIEW OUTDOOR |
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