Chrysler 300C STR8 = Fast , Ambient plastic posters Brazil


So Chrysler came out with the 300C STR8 and wanted to advertise how fast that thing is, and Y&R São Paulo were happy to oblige. Looks like (but the email does not explain this) they simply hung thick plastic posters with a wee car and tagline printed on it around the city. When you view anything from the rippled plastic poster – it looks like it’s going really fast. Neat.


Also, I’ve seen that “plastic see through the billboard” idea in Ian Hart’s portfolio a year ago, though the Ford Mustang concept billboard is sadly impossible. Think big, but not impossibly big. 😉

A small poster works very well though, and is cheaper to produce, check it out inside.

Kudos:
Tomas Lorente (Creative Director)
Cassio Zanatta (Creative Director)
Marco Mattos (Art Director)
Vinicius Stanzione (Copywriter)

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Rally car wax – Beam back – print, South Africa

Agency: Draftfcb Johannesburg
Executive Creative Director: Rob McLennan
Creative Director: Adam Wittert
Art Director: Olivia Tesson/Lawrence Katz
Copywriter: Lawrence Katz/Olivia Tesson

If this reminds you of a shoe polish ad, albeit with a UFO instead of a helicopter, it’s because you’ve been paying attention.

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Vespa S – Squareheads (2008) Ambient (Canada)

Dan Bergeron (aka fauxreel) has been very busy this past month plastering Canada with 324 seven-foot-tall Vespa Squareheads wheatpastes to promote the new Vespa S in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.

Vespa’s aren’t just scooters, they’re a fashion statement, an extension of the rider. This is particularly true of the Vespa S re-issue. It’s square headlight and mirrors may seem like subtle differences to some but to those who know, it makes the S, and the people who ride them, a breed unto their own. It’s cool, it’s retro, and so are the people that ride them.
– Glen Hunt, Creative Director, Dentsu Canada.

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Toyota Prius – Tree Billboard – outdoor, Spain

Toyota Prius respects the environment, proven here in billboard from Tiempo BBDO Spain that lets the tree behind it get some more space.

Agency : Tiempo bbdo
Andrés Martínez (Executive Creative Director)
Alberto Jaén (Creative Director)
Ricardo Pastor (Art Director)
Mayte Carabias (Agency Producer)