FranceThis can happen when you drive a Jeep with a trailer behind it. Lovely illustrations which show the image of a brand without even showing the product itself. Brilliant!
PeruLeague against cancer uses this classical shark attack story in their newest commercial. A lifeguard and a couple of swimmers keep building the suspension, until the commercial comes to a complete anticlimax. It will definitely get your attention.
The NetherlandsDDB, Amsterdam created this catchy piece of advertising where a dog mimicking a Volkswagen.
USAA lot of people want to play the new Call of Duty Black Ops 2 but there are always things getting in the way of doing so. That’s where the guy in this commercial is good for. He is a so called replacer, someone who specializes in replacing you. And that is where the commercial gets funny.
AustraliaA 65m long table complete with 257 empty chairs sits as a grim reminder of this year’s road toll. Each empty place remembers a life lost on Victorian roads. As the road toll rises, chairs were added to the table. Over the time of the installation 6 chairs joined the table.
USACreativeCriminals.com is a place to be for top topicals as well. And what better topic to address than the current debates about gun control in the US. With powerful statistics and a twitst on the famous quote by English author Edward Bulwer-Lytton “the pen is stronger than the sword”, or in this case, the gun.
South AfricaSouth Africa is home to more than 100 000 species of insects. The most common way of killing them is with a primitive stomp of a shoe.To demonstrate Doom Super’s legendary insect killing power, the brand Doom, took the most basic method of killing a bug and multiplied it by the killing power of Doom.
New ZealandCool campaign from Mini in cooperation with SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), New Zealand. Every year, the SPCA need to find homes for thousands of dogs, who have been abused, abandoned, or just forgotten. To show these dogs are more then animals, Mini and the SPCA set up a training to let dogs drive..
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