A thumbs up for the new BBH Audi commercial
Credits:
Product: Audi Q5
Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty London
Executive Creative Director: Nick Gill
Creative Director: Kevin Stark & Nick Kidney
Art Director: Maja Fernquist
Copywriter: Joakim Saul
Agency Producer: Olly Chapman
Production Company: 1st Avenue Machine and Passion Pictures
Directors: Aaron Duffy/Russell Brooke
Producer: Belinda Blacklock
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Disco Ballers
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Cow gives birth to a dude
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Kylie Minogue riding a mechanised rodeo bull to “prove” Agent Provocateur makes the most erotic underwear has been voted the greatest cult cinema advert of all time. DCM has been running ( for the Guardian ) a public poll online to find the UK favourite cinema ad of all time for the last eight weeks.
1. Agent Provocateur – “Proof” (2001)
Watch the rest of the results below
2. Orange Gold Spots franchise (2002)
3. Maxell Tapes – “Break the Sound Barrier” (1982)
4. Dunlop Tyres – “Tested for the Unexpected” (1993)
5. Ford Puma – “Bullitt” (1997)
6. Diet Coke – “Break” (1994)
7. Bacardi – “If” (1991)
8. Guinness – “Surfer” (1999)
9. Carling Black Label – “Dambusters” (1990)
10. Sony Bravia – “Balls” (2005)
Advertising Agency: JWT, London, United Kingdom
Creative Director: Russell Ramsay
Art Director: Ben Markey
Copywriter: Mitul Shar
Thanks Josh for sending this one, related to a previous post: KitKat Bench
“Isn’t it awful when things get crowded together?”
Advertising Agency: Exclam Comunicação, Curitiba, Brazil
Creative Director: Lipsio Carvalho
Copywriter: Peterson Klug
Art Director: Alexandre Miyaki
Thanks Peterson Klug for sending these!
Client: Coca-Cola
Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Portland
Everyone in the company came into work to find their computer monitors vandalized with crayon scribbles. To promote “Bring Your Kids To Work Day,” childlike art was hand-drawn on acetate sheets, which were trimmed to fit the screens. Building security secretly unlocked over 500 offices the night before so the acetate sheets could be affixed to everyone’s computer monitor.
Headline and copy text: “Bring your kids to work day.”
Agency: BBDO New York
Art Directors/Copywriters: Frank Anselmo, Jayson Atienza
Chief Creative Officers: David Lubars, Bill Bruce
“Get organized with Peter Walsh”
Advertising Agency: OfficeMax Branding Team, Naperville, USA
Creative Director: Mark Andeer
Art Director: Joshua Peterson
Creative Designer: Dwight Darling
Copywriter: Mark Manzo
Other additional credits: The Escape Pod (Chicago) and Atomic Props (St. Paul, MN)
Released: December 2008
“Is even the simplest task painful?”
Advertising Agency: The Classic Partnership Advertising, Dubai, UAE
Executive Creative Director: John Mani
Creative Directors: Alok Gadkar, Anand Tahilramani
Art Director: Girish Wadisherla
Copywriter: Anand Tahilramani
“Every image has a sound”
Noisy interactive posters for Saxofunny sound production company.Check the video showing how the posters work:
Agency: DM9DDB, Brazil.
Guillermo Vega was appointed General Creative Director of Y&R Argentina in early 2004. He studied Graphic Design in the Univeristy of Buenos Aires and started his ad career in Verdino Bates as Art Director Jr. Later he worked in Agulla & Baccetti and in 1997 joined Y&R. After a short time in Vega Olmos Ponce, he re-joined Y&R in 1999 as Art Director where whithin a year, he was appointed Creative Director.
Guillermo has been recognized with national and international awards such as: Cannes, FIAP, London Festival, New York Festival, Clio, British, One Show, El Ojo de Iberoamérica, Gramado, several Lápiz de Oro and Lapiz de Platino, among others.
More on his career here.
Here’s a selection of his best works and most awarded campaigns:
Tulipan – Skeletons
“Be careful”
Bayer – Kids
“The analgesic for children’s headache”
Mtv: Life without music is crap
Mtv – Chords
“You can get everything with three chords”
Tulipan: Argentina vs Brasil football match
“We’re still thinking on the rematch”
Mtv: Father & daughter – Rock is hard
warning: this video might not be suitable for under aged
Mtv: Idols
“On the left: Marie Curie, first woman awarded with a Nobel prize”
“On the left: Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin”
“On the left: Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone”
Mtv: Punk’s not dead
Tulipan – Rabbits
“Fun now, kids later”
Kinda silly but there’s one dancing guy that made my day there 
Agency: TBWA\Neboko, Amsteram
Creative Team: Cor Den Boer, Jorn Kruijsen, Jeroen van de Sande
Director: Bart Timmer
Director of Photography: Alex Melman
Agency Producer: Hein Scheffer, Robert Nan
Editor: Annelien van Wijnbergen
Colorist: Olivier Ogneux
Music: Rens Pluym
Sound Designer: Rens Pluym
Sound Design Company: the ambassadors
Interactive Production Company: the ambassadors
Online Editor: Ton Habraken
Watch the moment Liverpool Street Station danced to create this special T-Mobile Adver,t by Satchi & Statchi!
“One of these two will get your organs. You decide.”
Even if that trash bin is so shiny and artificial it hurts my eyes, and the old man has no feet (come on guys, some serious photoshop work still needs to be done to these!), I think the idea is pretty good and is worth sharing.
Advertising Agency: Ampla, Recife, Brazil
Creative Director: Manuel Cavalcanti
Art Director: Humberto Montenegro
Copywriter: Juliana Lisboa
Illustrator: Queiroz
Photographer: Thomas Baccaro
Image: Erick Levay
Published: October 2008
“In a pack of tiny toy soldiers, a ballet dancer is found taking up the role of a soldier. The ballet dancer is completely out of place. This reminds everyone not to get stuck in the wrong job and that Monster.com is the best platform for finding the right job.”
Advertising Agency: JWT, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director: Steven Lee
Creative Directors: Kwong Chi Kit, Barbara Fu
Art Directors: Arthur Tse, Ciff Luk
Copywriters: Cheung Yee Mui, Steven Lee
Photographer: Tim Lau
An Animated TV advertisement about a boy who didn’t stop look or listen.
Credits:
Agency: Leo Burnett London
Head of Production: Julia Parfitt,Producer: Melody Sylvester
Production Assistant: Denise Abraham , Character Designer: Mustashrik Mahbub
Project Lead: Mark Davies , Executive Creative Director: Jonathan Burley
Creative Directors: Guy Moore and Tony Malcolm, Copywriter: Christopher Birch
Art director: Caroline Rawlings , Planner (creative agency): Nick Docherty
Audio post-production: Anthony Moore @ Factory
Credits:
Client: ESPN/ Winter X Games
Agency: The Martin Agency
Production/Editorial: Superfad
Cel animation: Aarting, Inc
Music: Black Iris.
To end the year on a fun note, here’s a silly but cute spot for Rexona.
Happy New Year and thanks a lot for visiting The Ad Mad!
Agency: VegaOlmosPonce, Buenos Aries
Director: Nico & Martin
Production Company: Primo, Buenos Aires
DoP: Cristian Cottet
Editor: Patricio Pena
Post Production: Bitt Animation / Che Revolution Post
Some benchvertising from Nestle KitKat. If anyone has the credit for this one let me know!
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