Creative Criminals

Multiple Sclerosis Waikato is organisation in New Zealand supporting those with MS and funding research into a cure. The organisation recently ran a print advertising campaign featuring “human jenga” bodies, a runner, officer worker and commuter, in which it is clear that any part of the body could be pulled out. Tagline that goes along is: “With MS you never know what will go next.”

Volkswagen introduces the Touareg Hybrid and to do so they made this oil painting with the catchy tagline: “Because you can make something more beautiful from oil than petrol. The new Touareg Hybrid.”

This creative print advertisement was made for Ikea in Turkey. They wanted to promote the fixed prices all year long. So they just stitched it on the sofa itself.

Bund is a Germany organization that wants to make the earth a better place. These 3 print advertisement where created to make people aware that a lot of endangered species are dying. Tagline that goes along: “Every 60 seconds a species dies out.Each minute counts. Each donation helps. Bund.net”

Advertising agency BBH, London created 5 creative print advertisements that have an optical illusion in them. It was created for, Injustice, a gripping five-part psychological thriller on ITV1.

From now on you can buy iTunes Music Cards at the supermarkets of Carrefour in Belgium. To promote this they took the band names Nine Inch Nails and Pearl Jam pretty literally.

Scotch-Brite Lint Roller is easily removes lint, pet hair and dust from clothes and many other surfaces. To illustrate this funny print advertisement was made. It picked up all the hairs of the dog, have a good look at its tail.

Ford Brazil created 2 creative print advertisements for the 15th environmental conservation awards. The tagline that goes along is: Those who help nature end up helping themselves.

Newsweek established a game between the headline and the “in between the lines”, superficiality and depth, common sense and a critical view, the campaign focuses in showing that Newsweek is different from the other publications because it offers to its readers deep analysis about the main issues of today.

This creative print advertisement was created for tyre manufacturer Bridgestone. The tagline that goes along is: “Check your tyres, Save a life”