Creative Criminals

It’s not that easy to collect money for a hospital. But this fundraising campaign for a children’s hospital is great. A very simple yet very efficient idea.

What could be better then breastfeeding for a baby? That’s right, being breastfed but with an Oreo cookie in hand. Funny print ad from Cheil in Seoul.

Cadbury UK recently reached one millions fans on Facebook. To thank their followers they made a giant ‘Facebook-thumb’ made out of Chocolate. 48 hours and 3 tonnes of chocolate later this was the result..

This commercial was released earlier this year, imagining cats with opposable thumbs in search for milk. What would happen when cats could use their paws like we use our hands? Very funny commercial with a brilliant narrator.

Campina, a dairy products company in The Netherlands, ran a television commercial in 2002 featuring riot police, rioters and Campina milk. The commercial focuses on both sides of an urban riot, the riot police as they drive to the scene, and the rioters as they gather courage.

A impressive 60 second tv commercial for Cravendale has been created by Wieden + Kennedy London. The question that was asked: “Do You ever wonder who first thought to milk a cow? What exactly happened?” That very question is played out in the ad that examines thousands of years of human history.

The Concert Hall in Dortmund, Germany has great creative advertisements to attract more visitors to come and listen to classical music. Last year they used a body as instruments and this year they used milk to promote musicians who play at the Concert hall.

“Sorry. It’s just that I need more air.”, “You don’t care about me. All you want is my body and “This is the sickest relationship I’ve ever had.” are normally sentences to break up relationships. For these 3 print advertisements it is clever copy. The tagline that goes along is: “Break up with sinusitis.” It was made for Gelomyrtol.

Oreo changed their slogan from “America’s favourite cookie” to “Milk’s favourite cookie with these entertaining print ads the slogan was introduced in Egypt. Milk loves it’s cookie.

The federation of milk producers in Quebec, Canada created a giant milk carton on top of a bus shelter. Two busstops were selected, one at Montreal and the other one at Quebec. Fake milk was dripping on the side of the bus shelter, which had a image of a glass of milk on it.