Simple yet so clever! A team of young creatives at the Escola Cuca Advertising School in Sao Paolo, Brazil have put together this awesome Lego Star Wars series under the tagline, "Make Your Own Story." Great idea and wonderful execution.
Advertising School: Escola Cuca, São Paulo, Brazil
Art Directors: Diego Mourão,… Continue
If you're a fan of the hit show Man Men, you'll recognize this falling silhouette from its opening credits. Agency DraftFBC made this clever advertisement that is stuck on the side of a New Zealand skyscraper. Not only will this outdoor ad make any Mad Men fan smile, it's sure to turn anyone's head! Simple… Continue
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Simple idea, wonderful execution. As one of the world's largest manufacturers of office supplies, Faber-Castell makes products of the highest quality for everyone from young children to professional artists. To promote their colored pencils, they made these four, clever print ads with the tagline: “True Colours. Faber-Castell.”
I'm really enjoying this ad by book publisher Feltrinelli. With the help of ad agency, Tita in Milan, they remind us to block out the noise and soak in some knowledge. Cool design to boot.
Advertising Agency: Tita, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Giuseppe Mazza, Emanuele Basso
Art Director: Annalisa Martinucci
Copywriter: Andrea Masciullo
Illustrator: Camilla… Continue
Here's what happens when you change up the music to one of Coke's classic Christmas commercials. Santa looks evil!
"The things I do when I'm bored. However, I just couldn't get this track out of my head when I first saw this commercial," says the commercial manipulator Railok, "Also, Merry Christmas."
Swiss newspaper SonntagsZeitung is back with another set of clever ads. With the help of ad agency Advico Y&R, they created these three new images that play off of the Russian nesting doll idea. Called The Insight Story, the ads are quite engaging, aren't they? You can see the first set… Continue
Just why is this woman crying in the window? Don't worry, she's not. What you're actually looking at is an advertisement on the street! Photographer Pat Padua took this photo in New York on one rainy day. His amazing illusion is achieved by his thoughtful composition and his ability to see a story where most of us wouldn't look.
I'm lovin' this new ad by McDonald's! By DDB in Budapest, Hungary, the ad introduces us to their new burger "The M" by creating it in a clever way! They've made the burger out of books! The tagline? A sandwich for experts.
Though it may take you a second or two to actually understand what word was accidentally typed into Google, once you get it, these print ads are hilarious! Developed by Grey Istanbul, they were made to promote AdWords, Google’s own advertising platform. The tagline reads: "We know what you are searching for, even when you don't."…
Now this is a way to get some attention! AXA, a Belgium insurance company, is launching their free iPhone app with the first ever i-Ad. An i-what? It's basically an innovative print ad that requires the use of your iPhone to complete the story.
During Zurifest, Switzerland's largest public festival, McDonalds cleverly turned yellow pedestrian crossing lines into french fries! The festival is the only time of the year when official street markings, like pedestrian crossings, can be changed up.
Hot on the heels of those amazing retro ads for YouTube, Facebook and Skype, MaxiMidia releases one for Twitter. Check out that old school twitter bird!
As you all know by now, Sao Paulo-based ad agency Moma designed these fake, vintage ads to promote MaxiMidia’s seminars on… Continue
Added by alice on August 6, 2010 at 4:30pm —
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Here's a great ad campaign that takes some of our most popular website, like YouTube, Facebook and Skype, and presents them in a fun and retro way. The ads are for MaxiMidia's media seminars and the tagline reads, Everything Ages Fast. Update. Relevant ads with some nice art direction.…
HP's back with another clever ad, called Hit Print, that uses their printers to print out frames of an animation. This time they're answering the question, "If your printer could bring your research to life, how would it look?"
As they say, "We used the consistent and reliable printouts from HP Photosmart printers to narrate a little story, speeding them up until they animate."
A little back story? This is the second video from two guys… Continue
I didn't think they could do it but ad agency Wieden + Kennedy hit another home run with their new Old Spice commercial. Similar to the first one we all fell in love with but with a new twist, the ad brings back Isaiah Mustafah as the man our man could smell like.
On a side note - Did you know that the original "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like" ad scooped up this year's Cannes Film Lions Grand Prix? (For those of you who don't know, The Cannes Lions are the… Continue
Samsung is pulling out all the stops to market their new 3D LED TV. Back in May, they shocked and surprised us with their cool 3D projection mapping on the historic Beurs van Berlage building in Amsterdam. Now, the projection has been integrated into the first game-take-over on… Continue
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If your friends need some sort of reminder to always wear a condom, they'll get it with this clever app from Durex. By rubbing together two phones, you'll magically create a newborn that your friends will have to tend to...day and night! Even if you don't want to torture your friends with a virtual baby, check out this video..it's very amusing.
Credit: Art Director: Nicolai Villads, Peter Ammentorp and interactive designer: Raul Montenegro for the… Continue
How does a DVD rental store let everyone know that they also sell cinema books? With a well-executed ad campaign such as this. Created by ad agency BorghiErh/Lowe for 2001 Video, a movie rental store in Brazil, this print ad campaign made movies like ET, Jurassic Park and Singing in the Rain come alive through papercraft. Look closely at each image to read about each…
Kebab, pizza and french fries take on entirely different meanings in these creative ads for Man Vs Wild. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the show, Man Vs Wild takes ex S.A.S. soldier Bear Grylls and drops him into an extreme environment with little more than the clothes on his back. His mission...to survive! A large part of survival is finding food and water…
