(TrendHunter.com) While I applaud the message of this Family Network Foundation campaign, which reminds you to care for and pay attention to your parents, what the hell is up with the art direction?
The Thai campaign encourages you to care more for your parents and “Don’t make your parents jealous of your other lo…
It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time for another batch of weird and disturbing McDonald’s commercials from Sweden! The first three ads shown in the video are the latest in a series from DDB Stockholm advertising McDonald’s coffee. (We posted the latter three a few months ago, but our defenseless YouTube channel was just obliterated over copyright problems, so we’re reposting them here.) The idea of the campaign is that you’ll need McDonald’s coffee to fully emerge from your absurd, sheet-drenching nightmares—further evidence that Swedes might seem nice and mellow but they’re actually disastrous emotional wrecks.
—Posted by Tim Nudd
(TrendHunter.com) In need of a boost but can’t stomach espresso or other energy drinks? Reach for a bag of caffeinated Engobi chips instead.
The 1.5 oz bags are packed with about double the caffeine of regular energy beverages, so if you’re prone to the jitters, I’d advise sharing with a friend. At $1.29, they’re al…
This spot is created by O&M Amsterdam and MTV (whose names does not appear on this sport) as support for peace in Burma. Spot uses footage of warplanes bombing Burma with flowers as an impressive call-to-action, inviting viewers to visit a new Burma Arts Board website, noneofusarefree.org.
Here at the new Burma Arts Board website, you can send messages of support to the people of Burma in honor of their continuing struggles against the notorious practices of their oppressive military government, learn more about the devastating effects caused by the recent cyclone, and find ways to contribute to relief efforts.
“This spot somehow talks directly to the emotions we feel about the current humanitarian crisis in Burma. We know that people desperately need help and we also know it is not reaching them. The narrative conjures up a task force that brings a powerful message of support to the people of Burma, and an urgent appeal to donate to the international relief effort.”
said John Jackson, Director of Social Responsibility, MTV Networks International.
This spot let me silent…
MTV Director of Social Responsibility: John Jackson
Burma Arts Board Founder: Suki Dusanj
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather (Amsterdam)
Executive Creative Director: Carl Le Blond
Director: ShiloProduction
Company: Shilo (New York, USA)
Creative Director: Andre Stringer
Lead Artists: Andre Stringer, Tamir Sapir, David HillMatte
Painting: Mathieu Reynault and Rodeo FX, Andre Stringer, Marco Giampaolo, Cassidy Gearhart, Noah Conopask
3D Animators: Henning Koczy, Richard Cayton, Ohad Bracha, Bren Wilson, Eugen Sasu, Kiel Figgins
3D Artists: Christina Ku, Richard Kim, Warren Heimall, Craig Kohlemeyer, Scott Denton
Compositors: David Hill, Andre Stringer, Tamir Sapir, Cassidy Gearhart, Noah Conopask, Stieg Retlin
Typography: Evan Dennis
Miniature Design: Willi Patton
Editor: Nathan Caswell
Sound Design: Dante Nou
Coordinator: Danielle Smith
Producer: Lindsay Bodanza
Executive Producer: Tracy Chandler
Executive Producer (UK): Mark Hanrahan
Music production and arrangement: Good Sounds Amsterdam
(TrendHunter.com) There comes a point in every artist’s life when ideas fill his head to the brim. Sometimes there’s just too much to express that the body feels like exploding.
How many artists can actually feel comfortable going beyond the four walls of their private sanctuary and follow their body’s need for extr…
(TrendHunter.com) As a celebration of their 75th anniversary, Lacoste unveiled a breath-taking futuristic 3D spot with a companion site.
The theme of the spot is “let’s reinvent the game†and depicts the future of tennis with a projection of what how tennis will be like after 75 years, in 2083.
The art direc…
(TrendHunter.com) If you want to keep the memory of a loved one alive in your home, you’ll likely have their photos up, and maybe even have their ashes stored in a nearby container. If that’s true for you, why not combine the two with the Digital Photo Urn?
The 7-inch screen displays up to 256MB of your favorite ph…
(TrendHunter.com) If only Hitler could charge a fee for his face being used in so many ads! Following the Malaria campaign which painted Hitler & Stalin with mosquitoes to illustrate the danger of the disease, a new anti-smoking campaign uses a similar approach by drawing the Nazi leader and the notorious Osama Bin L…
Here’s a new series of GEICO commercials where the gecko gets stalked by a wildlife enthusiast. Watch him narrate for nature lovers while the green mascot goes about his business at libraries, golf courses, cafes and parks.
(TrendHunter.com) Deeyah, a Norwegian artist who has been referred to as a “Muslim Madonna,” is using her talents to support young Muslim women.
The singer, composer and producer is a versatile artist and a passionate human rights activist who has recently launched the SISTERHOOD project to support and encourage yo…
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — If Deborah Wahl Meyer, chief marketing officer of Chrysler, seemed impatient during her keynote speech Tuesday at the National Cable and Telecommunications Association Cable Show in New Orleans, it's understandable. Addressable advertising, the industry game-changer marketers such as Chrysler have been asking the operators to create for them for years, is still nowhere near wide deployment.
Monopoly, a real game.
Advertising Agency: DDB Madrid Spain
Executive Creative Director: José Gamo
Creative Directors: Jon LavÃn, Quique Camina
Art Director: Quique Camina
Copywriter: Jon LavÃn
Illustrator: Miguel Angel Muñoz
Published: April 2008
Monopoly, a real game.
Advertising Agency: DDB Madrid Spain
Executive Creative Director: José Gamo
Creative Directors: Jon LavÃn, Quique Camina
Art Director: Quique Camina
Copywriter: Jon LavÃn
Illustrator: Miguel Angel Muñoz
Published: April 2008
Monopoly, a real game.
Advertising Agency: DDB Madrid Spain
Executive Creative Director: José Gamo
Creative Directors: Jon LavÃn, Quique Camina
Art Director: Quique Camina
Copywriter: Jon LavÃn
Illustrator: Miguel Angel Muñoz
Published: April 2008
Monopoly, a real game.
Advertising Agency: DDB Madrid Spain
Executive Creative Director: José Gamo
Creative Directors: Jon LavÃn, Quique Camina
Art Director: Quique Camina
Copywriter: Jon LavÃn
Illustrator: Miguel Angel Muñoz
Published: April 2008
Over the last month I have had the opportunity to host a cultural immersion tour for my company and participate in a corporate immersion day that was hosted by another company. Immersion days involve key executives actually leaving their desks to experience new sights, sounds and environments that encourage and reward an open mind and unique perspective not easily grasped otherwise.
A UK-based Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain campaign aspires to bring the office tea trolley back in vogue.
Still as weird as ever.
Olympikus Tube. Full Shock Absorption.
Advertising Agency: DCS, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Creative Directors: Roberto Callage, Regis Montagna
Art Director: Rafael Bohrer
Copywriter: Tiago Mattos
Illustrator: Casulo
Photographer: Claudio Menghetti
Published: February 2008
Olympikus Tube. Full Shock Absorption.
Advertising Agency: DCS, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Creative Directors: Roberto Callage, Regis Montagna
Art Director: Rafael Bohrer
Copywriter: Tiago Mattos
Illustrator: Casulo
Photographer: Claudio Menghetti
Published: February 2008
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