Posted by Sander Janssen on August 25, 2010 2 comments
A perfect physical manifestation of an object appearing to move but actually standing still. The visualisation is just perfect. To create this illusion they glued thousands of little pieces together, it must have taken them days to create this ambient.
Posted by Sander Janssen on August 14, 2010 4 comments
This is a shocking ‘don’t drink and drive’ campaign. Surely a lot of people will feel offended by it, but we are sure this ad will be remembered for a long time, and isn’t this the purpose? We’re not going to tell you how the spot ends, just see for yourself. Warning: not for sensitive people!
Dumocalcin is a practical chewable calcium supplement, but a product with low brand awereness. The company dramatized the effect of Dumocalcin by transforming pilars of bridges into bones. Unfortunately it has been done before.
Hundreds of Orangutans are captured in the forest of Borneo and Sumatra each day. These animals are kept in cages no bigger than these abandoned monorail structures littered around Jakarta, they are sold dead or alive in black market. This creative ambient campaign was set up to make people aware of this problem.
Billboards can be real eye catchers if they are executed in the right way. This advertisement made for Formula toothpaste in Indonesia is one of those. A man tears the corner of the board with his teeth, showing the following tagline: Build Strong Teeth.
Take a good look at this image, the illustration has been done perfectly. They’ve used human hands and arms to create the illusion of a coral reef. Together with the slogan ‘After the coral reefs completely vanished, the humankind will be next’.
Company: World Ocean Conference Agency: Grey Jakarta Country: Indonesia
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on November 22, 2009 No comments yet
Trimming nose hair can be risky business with thousands of sensory nerve fibers in the nose. Panasonic used billboards around actual electric wires and poles to dramatize the need for the Panasonic nose hair trimmer’s safety cutting system”.
Nowadays the advance in technology never stops. But how can advertising agencies keep on using these new inventions in ads. How can they keep ads good and interesting? I think JWT did a great job on this one, just keep thinking out of the box, and things will be OK.
Company: Nokia Agency: JWT, Jakarta Country: Indonesia
You may be close to your pets but totally blind to flea infestations. A huge 225 sq. meter (270 sq. yards) sticker, across 3 malls crawling with people were used citywide to highlight their flea & tick spray.