Creative Criminals

This is one of Coca-Cola’s latest happiness project, called Small World Machines. They Connect people from different countries to touch hands and share a Coca-Cola. In this case India & Pakistan.
Click ‘read more‘ to see the making of!

This guy always tries to convince his wife Emma not to use any paper anymore but to use a tablet instead. But paper will always have a future. Why? Just see for yourself.

Funny campaign by the Federal Office of Public Health in Switzerland to get people to decide about organ donation. It’s about two guys sitting in a car discussing why they should or shouldn’t donate their organs when they would die..

This 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!

Making an advert for an athletic association isn’t that easy. But with this commercial they’ve managed to do this in their very own way, with a lot of humor. Imagine an athletic association as a marching band, a spirit squad or a mascot, just know they’re always there for student athletes. Definitely check out the second commercial after the jump, both of them tie together perfectly.

Weatherman Al Roker predicts the weather in a very accurate way. But as they state in the commercial, it’s obviously fiction. So you’d better prepare yourself for the unpredictable.

This installation counts down to the start of the new season of The Walking Dead, a television show about an apocalyptic world filled with zombies. Every day a rotting finger is taken down until the last one is removed. People could take a picture of themselves with the billboard and win one of the fingers after tweeting their picture. As an added perk, zombies were chained to the installation as well.

When you go on a vacation to relax you sure don’t want to be aware of the time. And how is this possible in Switzerland? The land of clocks? This commercial beautifully illustrates Switzerland’s efforts to make their tourists feel as relaxed as possible.

Sprint wanted to launch their new popular EVO, the phone that helps you do what you love without limits on the their unlimited network. How could they highlight just how much EVO helps you do what you love? New York has a lot of things to love. That’s why Sprint created the Unlimited Love Billboard, a Times Square interactive board that helped people discover more of what they have unlimited love for in NYC.

Jeep means Off Road, and Off Road means dirty cars. And in Mexico City, a place with 3.5 million vehicles, there’re many with “The Jeep Spirit”, but they don’t know it yet.
So why not leaving them a message?