Creative Criminals

BMW’s new campaign “Activate the future” is a series of four films about the future of mobility and how it could be shaped. The films, released on the 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd of February, include a look into the minds and thoughts of some of the most influential scientists, academics, pioneers, and entrepreneurs of our time..
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The new commercial for Oreos is great! It reminds us of the old Classic Pepsi VS. Coca-Cola ad. The books the boy is choosing all concern the topic of happiness.

The Mill is a company based in London, New York and Los Angeles. They collaborate on award-winning moving image, design and digital projects for the advertising, film, TV, games and music industries. In the following video you can see some of their best material they’ve made with agencies such as AMV BBDO, Wieden + Kennedy and Grey.

Brilliant video for the 2011 AICP Show & Next Awards, one of the most important advertising showcases in the U.S. With this video they combine the catholocism with advertising and art.
This is a must-see video for advertising lovers, you’ll notice why..

After France’s colossally disastrous World Cup debacle in South Africa over the summer, they sacked coach Raymond Domenech, banned several players and now, they’ve even dumped long-time kitmaker adidas.

The new Nike kit was unveiled in Paris on Monday and features the phrase “Nos Differences Nous Unissent” (our differences unite us) stitched behind the FFF badge on the shirt. The new kit comes along with a TV spot.



The dramatic voiceover to the TV spot is the poem from the famous *Duel* scene in the play Cyrano de Bergerac, narrated by French hip-hop artist Oxmo Puccino. The spot draws a parallel between the duel scene, in which Cyrano confronts a prince who dared threaten him, and French footballers at different levels competing against their opponents.

Got Milk? is an American advertising campaign encouraging the consumption of milk. The “umbrella-campaign” (print , online and TV commercials) has been created by Goodby Silverstein & Partners in 1993 for the California Milk Processor Board. Since then it is one of the most recognized and respected advertising campaigns over the world, having earned a place in advertising history. The idea originated from the milk-mustache that many people get when they drink a glass of milk. Voluntary actors, athletes, musicians tv-hosts and other celebrities offered their face to participate to the ‘Got Milk?’-movement.

This is the most complete and clear compilation from over 300 print ads from Got Milk, brought to you by Creative Criminals. Select the category below and check out who’s face has been ‘milked’.
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In Belgium the Brussels Motor Show started and therefore many brands are trying to be as striking as they can be to lead people to their stand. This guerilla action has been created by Duval Guillaume. You could say it is more annoying then it is striking, but one way or another you can’t ignore it..

WeSC is a streetwear brand in Sweden. To connect the brand with music and art they created an interactive shopping window. Users built their scenario online by choosing an activist. They uploaded an image and created a personal pattern using a kaleidoscope tool.

Lernia is one of Sweden’s largest skills provider. They support individuals, companies and organizations in the areas of staffing, education, … Four hilarious advertisements were made. Commercials are interrupted by the man who should normally control them.

Meet the Warrens, a family trying (for the 88th) time to create the Coca-Cola Jingle in a very special way.. Is this real or is it something made by Coca-Cola itself? Doesn’t matter, it’s nice to watch..