Creative Criminals

An ordinary looking East London corner shop was hacked to play a familiar tune whenever anyone picked up a Red Stripe, much to people’s surprise. People did not knew what was happening at first, but it didn’t take long before everybody was dancing.

Microsoft has started its UK marketing activity for its new Windows 8 operating system by installing a giant slide in the Bluewater shopping centre, giving shoppers an alternative to using the stairs and presenting Windows 8 as ‘fast and fun’. Every slider had their picture taken as they went down the slide, received a photo print of themselves and a copy was sent to their mobile.

The $#*! Kids Say is a short film directed by Amanda Boyle for the NSPCC, asking you to trust your instincts when you think things aren’t quite as they should be. This is a very powerful commercial.

John Lewis is a retailer in the United kingdom, and launched this new emotional commercial for Christmas. It features a snowmen that leaves his girlfriend. But why? Well find out in the commercial..

Subliminal messages are used a lot in advertising. But this billboard really gets it all. By simply using the Subway font they are conveying a very powerful message. Too bad not everyone will get it, so we guess this was probably made to try winning some awards.

This is not a real ad, but I’m sure Coca-Cola wouldn’t mind of this one will go viral. The creation is been done by Alvise Alvati, an animator at MPC.

PETA loves to shock, that we know. If they don’t use famous supermodels such as Joanna Krupa or Elisabetta Canalis, they try to shock with other ideas, such as the famous ‘Death Bet’ from Berghs School of Communication. But this time, it’s different, and pretty disgusting..
“Increase your sexual stamina, go vegan”

A man trapped inside a fake CGI city discovers a Toyota GT86 from the real world. He feels alive for the first time and decides to make his escape..
Brilliant commercial from Toyota UK!

“Make the city sound better” is the determined name of the campaign for AIAIAIs latest headphone-release, the Capital for which the created the Sound Taxi. The Taxi is equipped with microphones that record it’s surrounding noise. As it made it’s way through the streets of London, a specially designed software program inside the vehicle converted the noise into unique music in real-time.

None other than Mother London could make a cool commercial like this one. It’s just fun to watch for the entire family. We surely hope IKEA will continue in this direction with their future ads.