Posted by Rindert Dalstra on August 21, 2010 1 comment
This tram stop at Leidseplein in Amsterdam has been completely transformed to promote the Adidas F50 Adizero. The real boots as you can see is incorporated in the outdoor furniture, have a good look at the benches.
Company: Adidas Agency: TBWA\BEC Country: The Netherlands
‘Put your skills to better use’ is the slogan of this campaign for Career Junction. The images show little notes that a lot of people make on a daily basis, like a grocery list for example. But these lists aren’t like all people will make them, they are designed with great skill. The big image is actually the coolest of the series, the other 2 aren’t that impressive.
During the biggest public festival in Switzerland, the Zurichfest, McDonald’s is confronted with heavy competition by independent food stalls. So they needed something to catch the visitors’ attention. During the festival all official street markings like pedestrian crossings are taken out of function, this enabled McDonalds to reshape the pedestrian crossing in front of their restaurant into a portion of french fries.
Steve and Matt discuss dinner plans on the phone. And even though they are in different places, Vonage high quality sound makes them feel as though they are very close to each other. Almost as if there was no phone at all and they were right on top of each other.
This ad was released in April this year, strangely we’ve never seen it before. Hopefully you will enjoy it as much as we did. As you can notice McDonald’s is definitely working on their image.
In 58 countries, death penalty is still applied. 139 countries have abolished it. To fight those countries where it is still a penalty, Amnesty International (France) made this taking infomercial about their horrific practices.
As always, Amnesty knows how to nail the point.
Company: Amnesty International Agency: TBWA, Paris Country: France
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on June 21, 2010 2 comments
This French TV commercial made for Amnesty International uses Matryoshka dolls to prove the Russia has charms but also has a lot of cruelties. The French sentence at the end roughly translates into the following: “Do not let the charm of Russia make us forget their heinous deeds.”
Company: Amnesty International Agency: La Chose, Paris Country: France
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on May 19, 2010 1 comment
This is the second advertisement posted on Creative Criminals for Inlingua, the previous one was a creative commercial this one are three print advertisements. The language connects with a famous monument that is being build. Learning French is linked to the Eiffel tower, Italian to the Tower of Pisa and English to the London Bridge.
This campaign show how food can bring some unpleasant surprises. Based on the story of the Trojan Horse these three ads run in local newspapers, magazines and posters in Brazil. The tag line that goes with these ads is: Watch out for the unpleasant surprises. Alca-Luftal Antacid.
Who has the biggest balls? In this spot Nissan copied the concept of Sony a couple of years ago. The commercial show all kind of heavy bowling-balls falling down the streets and destroying all cars parked, except for the Nissan Qashqai of course..
I think we all agree that the original of Sony is the best, but this idea isn’t too bad..