NOAH Menschen für Tiere e.V.: Rhino

The fine art of exterminating an entire species.
Rhinos have survived predators, climate change and disease for 50 million years. But it’s Asia’s soaring demand for rhino horn that will doom them: every 14 hours a rhino is killed. Help us save the last rhinos.

Advertising Agency: Grabarz & Partner, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Director / Chief Creative Officer: Ralf Heuel
Creative Directors: André Price, Jan-Florian Ege
Art Director: André Price
Copywriter: Ralf Heuel, Jan-Florian Ege
Photographer: Alexander von Reiswitz / EXPOSE Photographers
Account Supervisor: Biljana Retzlik
Graphic artist: Yasemin Boyraz
Art Buying: Indra Hohns
Post Production: GLOSS Postproduction GmbH
Producer: Christian Mai
3D Artist/ Designer: Christian Völkner
Retouchers: Tommy Szewczuk, Edwin Immel
Published: December 2014

Aegon: Random act of kindness

Advertising Agency: Brand Webbing, Netherlands

Ariel: Bull

Advertising Agency: Saatchi&Saatchi Moscow/London
Regional Creative Directors: Neil Richardson, Oliver Farrington
Creative Directors: Polonski Yuri, Michael Ustinov
Account team: Nicholas Pawlak
Art-director: Polonski Yuri
Designers: Andy Ivandikov
Producer: Ekaterina Pastukh

TCO: Business Like a Swede

Advertising Agency: ANR BBDO, Sweden
Creatives: Andreas Lonn, Stephanie Moradi
Account Director: Pontus Karlsson
Account Manager: Maria Fager
PR: Camilla Westman, Channa Rogsten
Planner: Anna Jensen
Graphic Design: William Bjornstjerna
Production company: Callboy, Lief Productions, Inc.
Director: Igor Zimmermann
Producers: Sofia Bjorkman, Nils Ljunggren
Branded Content Distribution: BeOn (AOL Networks)
Music: Marcus Price
Vocals by: Marcus Price & Ana Diaz

Barclays L'Atelier: Art Needs You, 1

The epic milestione of the 30th edition of the prestigious Barclays L’Atelier Art Competition was launched by an elaborately staged ruse at Strauss & Co. Fine Art Auctions where Stephan Welz and a team of ‘professionals’ portended to unveil the future of fine art: an automated art-making machine. The reaction amongst the art media crowd slowly changed from amazement to disbelief and then to down-right hostility at the prospects that this idea posed, before the campaign for this year’s L’Atelier was unveiled: Art doesn’t need technology to survive. Art needs people. Art needs artists. Art Needs You. This is also the first year that the competition will spread its roots beyond South Africa as we invite young artists from Botswana, Zambia, Ghana and Kenya to enter.

Advertising Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Johannesburg, South Africa
Creative Partner: Tom Cullinan
Creative Director: Dana Cullinan
Art Director: Kerryn-Lee Maggs
Copywriter: Cameron Fraser
Designers: Kerryn – Lee Maggs, Thabang Lehobye
Illustrator: Am I Collective / Disko
Agency Account Directors: Zola Thekiso, Ntloteng Manale
Agency Producers: Nicola Berry, Manuel Cardoso Lopes
Production House: Ministry of Illusion
Events Company: Enterprise Republic
PR: Tarryn Fritz
Additional credits: Fireworx / Paul Schmidt
Published: February 2015

Barclays L'Atelier: Art Needs You, 2

The epic milestione of the 30th edition of the prestigious Barclays L’Atelier Art Competition was launched by an elaborately staged ruse at Strauss & Co. Fine Art Auctions where Stephan Welz and a team of ‘professionals’ portended to unveil the future of fine art: an automated art-making machine. The reaction amongst the art media crowd slowly changed from amazement to disbelief and then to down-right hostility at the prospects that this idea posed, before the campaign for this year’s L’Atelier was unveiled: Art doesn’t need technology to survive. Art needs people. Art needs artists. Art Needs You. This is also the first year that the competition will spread its roots beyond South Africa as we invite young artists from Botswana, Zambia, Ghana and Kenya to enter.

Advertising Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Johannesburg, South Africa
Creative Partner: Tom Cullinan
Creative Director: Dana Cullinan
Art Director: Kerryn-Lee Maggs
Copywriter: Cameron Fraser
Designers: Kerryn – Lee Maggs, Thabang Lehobye
Illustrator: Am I Collective / Disko
Agency Account Directors: Zola Thekiso, Ntloteng Manale
Agency Producers: Nicola Berry, Manuel Cardoso Lopes
Production House: Ministry of Illusion
Events Company: Enterprise Republic
PR: Tarryn Fritz
Additional credits: Fireworx / Paul Schmidt
Published: February 2015

Barclays L'Atelier: Art Needs You, 3

The epic milestione of the 30th edition of the prestigious Barclays L’Atelier Art Competition was launched by an elaborately staged ruse at Strauss & Co. Fine Art Auctions where Stephan Welz and a team of ‘professionals’ portended to unveil the future of fine art: an automated art-making machine. The reaction amongst the art media crowd slowly changed from amazement to disbelief and then to down-right hostility at the prospects that this idea posed, before the campaign for this year’s L’Atelier was unveiled: Art doesn’t need technology to survive. Art needs people. Art needs artists. Art Needs You. This is also the first year that the competition will spread its roots beyond South Africa as we invite young artists from Botswana, Zambia, Ghana and Kenya to enter.

Advertising Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Johannesburg, South Africa
Creative Partner: Tom Cullinan
Creative Director: Dana Cullinan
Art Director: Kerryn-Lee Maggs
Copywriter: Cameron Fraser
Designers: Kerryn – Lee Maggs, Thabang Lehobye
Illustrator: Am I Collective / Disko
Agency Account Directors: Zola Thekiso, Ntloteng Manale
Agency Producers: Nicola Berry, Manuel Cardoso Lopes
Production House: Ministry of Illusion
Events Company: Enterprise Republic
PR: Tarryn Fritz
Additional credits: Fireworx / Paul Schmidt
Published: February 2015

Barclays L'Atelier: Art Needs You, 4

The epic milestione of the 30th edition of the prestigious Barclays L’Atelier Art Competition was launched by an elaborately staged ruse at Strauss & Co. Fine Art Auctions where Stephan Welz and a team of ‘professionals’ portended to unveil the future of fine art: an automated art-making machine. The reaction amongst the art media crowd slowly changed from amazement to disbelief and then to down-right hostility at the prospects that this idea posed, before the campaign for this year’s L’Atelier was unveiled: Art doesn’t need technology to survive. Art needs people. Art needs artists. Art Needs You. This is also the first year that the competition will spread its roots beyond South Africa as we invite young artists from Botswana, Zambia, Ghana and Kenya to enter.

Advertising Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Johannesburg, South Africa
Creative Partner: Tom Cullinan
Creative Director: Dana Cullinan
Art Director: Kerryn-Lee Maggs
Copywriter: Cameron Fraser
Designers: Kerryn – Lee Maggs, Thabang Lehobye
Illustrator: Am I Collective / Disko
Agency Account Directors: Zola Thekiso, Ntloteng Manale
Agency Producers: Nicola Berry, Manuel Cardoso Lopes
Production House: Ministry of Illusion
Events Company: Enterprise Republic
PR: Tarryn Fritz
Additional credits: Fireworx / Paul Schmidt
Published: February 2015

??bank: Stock Market

Advertising Agency: Tribal Worldwide Istanbul, Turkey
Creative Directors: Arda Erdik, Ba?ar Bellisan
Creative Group Head: Bar?? Sarhan
Art Director: Meriç Karabulut
Copywriter: Tolga Mutlu
Account Director / Manager: Elif Merto?lu, ?rem Hac?alio?lu
Published: July 2014

Westpac – Tinfoil Hat Man / Satellite dish – (2015) :15 (New Zealand)

Westpac - Tinfoil Hat Man / Satellite dish - (2015) :15 (New Zealand)

Tinfoil hat man may have overspent on that giant satellite dish, but at least he did it with a Westpac credit card, where you get 0% pa on a balance transfer.

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DirecTV – Sports Illustrated Models & their alter egos with cable – (print)

Remember less attractive Rob Lowe, creepy Rob Lowe, painfully awkward Rob Lowe and <a href="http://adland.tv/commercials/directv-scrawny-a”>

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PGA Tour Creating Online Network to Engage Younger Fans

Skratch TV, a joint venture between the PGA Tour and the digital company Bedrocket, will focus on golfers’ personalities and lifestyles, and tell stories in shareable ways.



Chelsea Manning, Soldier Sentenced for Leaks, Will Write for The Guardian

Ms. Manning, a former Army analyst sentenced to 35 years for leaking documents to WikiLeaks, will write about war, gender and freedom of information.



Brian Williams’s Aspirations as an Entertainer May Have Tripped Him Up

Brian Williams, the embattled NBC anchor, is said to have coveted Jay Leno’s job. And an appearance on another late-night show may have imperiled his job.



Jon Stewart Leaving ‘The Daily Show’

Comedy Central confirmed in a statement that Mr. Stewart, the longtime host of the satirical news show, was giving up his post, but said he would remain at the helm until later this year.



Zezé Biscuits: Free net

Get some rest from the internet.

Advertising Agency: Mark+, Pelotas, Brazil
Production: Carma Social Interventions
Creative Directors: Ramon Ballverdú, Thomaz Ballverdú
Published: February, 2015

Glory Paris: Business cards

Advertising Agency: Glory Paris, Paris, France
Creative Directors: Hugues Pinguet, Arnaud Le Bacquer
Art Director: Philippe Millitat
Illustrator: Xavier Roumilhac

Ray-Ban: Reflections

App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/reflections-x-ray-ban/id944218381?mt=8

Advertised brand: Ray-Ban
Advert title(s): Reflections
Headline and copy text (in English):

Ray-Ban x Reflections: Ray-Ban reflects your personality.

Reflections lets every selfie tell a story and translates Ray-Ban’s contemporary lifestyle into an inspirational visual universe. Shoot, edit and share unique double exposure pictures using your mobile’s front and back facing camera. Bringing the front-back selfie to new heights.

Advertising Agency: Gents, Ghent, Belgium
Creative Director: Tim Helsen
Art Director: Martijn Leenaers
Copywriters: Tim Helsen, Sander Vanermen
Digital designers: Simon Pertz, Thomas Heylen
Mobile Developer: Thomas Heylen
Web architect: Diederik Van Hoorebeke
Account Director: Leen Van der Mijnsbrugge
Account Co-ordinator: Magali Deckers
Published: February 2015

Westpac Cardguard – Tinfoil Hat Man – (2015) 45 (New Zealand)

Westpac Cardguard - Tinfoil Hat Man - (2015) 45 (New Zealand)

Worried about cybercrime & card skimming? No worries, Westpac Cardguard protects you.

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What Coke, J.C. Penney and Other Advertisers Have Planned for the Oscars


Pepsi’s reign as the exclusive soft-drink advertiser of the Academy Awards is over after just one year. Coca-Cola will replace its competitor this year and plans to run ads for Coke and Diet Coke during the broadcast on ABC, which is fetching as much as $2 million for 30-second ads.

Coca-Cola sat out last year’s broadcast after serving as the exclusive non-alcoholic beverage advertiser since 2006. But the cola giant lucked into free PR after its brand name was prominently featured on pizza boxes shown during the broadcast. The pizzas appeared as part of a bit by host Ellen DeGeneres and came from a Los Angeles pizzeria that is a Coke partner.

A PepsiCo spokeswoman told Ad Age on Tuesday that the free Coke plug did not play a role in Pepsi’s decision to stay out of this year’s broadcast on Feb. 22. As for last year, she said ABC “rectified the issue,” including giving the brand an unspecified number of make-good ads. “They addressed the situation and we have a really great situation with them at the network,” she added.

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