Floyd Hayes, the guy who brought us twipple, drew our gaze to “punkvertising,” a description that immediately made us wince because we mistook it for Punk Marketing — a dire book promo that consisted primarily of a woman named Cleo, slowly disrobing.
Adgabber’s Elyse drew our attention to this fresh ad for Audi, which features an extreme skier doing crazy shit all over San Francisco — a city known for its treacherously steep hills, railed streets, and slow-moving, trolley-shaped obstacles.
– AdGabber members remember Lee King.
Colorado’s FirstBank hopes to nail younger customers by pushing its mobile banking product.
The new Kia Soul is so compelling you will want to look deeper. And to depict this in the most obvious way possible, Publicis/Toronto came up with “Peer Into a Soul.”
Continuing Asics’ campaign/pop culture tribute “Made of Japan” for Onitsuka, Amsterdam Worldwide developed “Zodiac Race,” a by-land-and-sea battle between future members of the The Jade Emperor’s Zodiac Calendar.
Last week we reviewed a St. Lukes ad for IKEA’s PAX wardrobe, which wordlessly depicted women being jostled about in an ongoing quest for safe haven.
In “House of Cards,” Lexus showcases its buttery engine and vibration absorbing capabilities with not one but many houses (and towers and turrets and a single Parthenon) of cards.
– TIME’s Super Bowl best and worst. If that feels a little constricting, see what the Twittersphere thought.
– Creatives Chris Yi and Jesse Epstein spent a month and $2000 producing three spots for that Doritos Super Bowl ad contest.
You just need to battle its hordes, brave the lines and spend a weekend alone with a Philips and a hammer to claim a little Pax for yourself. =P
Nike shoots for sporty-chic in “Be Transformed,” a fresh campaign for a line of trainers called Nike Zoom Sister One +. (We half-expected lotto numbers after that, but alas there were none.)
– Mountain Dew brings the DEWmocracy slogan back for its new flavor, Voltage, which sadly brings to mind the vintage Volt, a green carbonated drink with a funny aftertaste.
Back in October, we wrote about St. Pauli Girl’s promotion during which people, for the first time, could vote for one of four contenders for St. Pauli Girl 2009.
Back in October, we wrote about St. Pauli Girl’s promotion during which people, for the first time, could vote for one of four contenders for St. Pauli Girl 2009.
OK. Let’s analyze this new Coke commercial, part of the new Wieden + Kennedy-created Open Happiness campaign.
American Apparel has teamed with fashion blog social network Chictopia to feature the site’s member’s in a new advertising campaign.
Hoping to take the euphemistic “special” out of “Special Olympics,” TDA ADVERTISING & DESIGN/Boulder developed a print campaign that focuses on the sporting similarities between the event you watch and that other one.
Not one to miss an opportunity, the Virgin ad at left seizes inspiration from the crash landing of a US Airways Airbus A320 in the Hudson River this afternoon.
In the latest of its “_______ THE RAINBOW, TASTE THE RAINBOW!” ads, Skittles gives us the perplexing “Tailor.”
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