Hasta La Creative!

Advertising Agency: BBDO Bangkok, Thailand
Executive Creative Director: Suthisak Sucharittanonta
Creative Directors: Suthisak Sucharittanonta, Vasan Wangpaitoon, Weerachon Weeraworawit Vasan
Art Directors: Wangpaitoon, Nirun Sommalardpun
Copywriters: Suthisak Sucharittanonta, Weerachon Weeraworawit
Photographer: Chub Nokkaew
Published: June 2008
Via: Coloribus

Do not play with your kids at the vacations, yes that’s dirty.
Veja X-14 is the only one that combines the cleaner power of Veja with active chlorine, removing the mildew and disinfecting deeply.
Less time cleaning, more time for you enjoy the vacations with the kids.

Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Rodrigo Corbari, Carlos Castelo
Art Director: Adriana Guimarães
Copywriter: Paula Chande
Photographer: Geison Genga
Published: July 2008

Only one thing can be more essential than battery in your kid’s toys: time.
Vacation with the kids at home certainly is fun. You can play in the floor, eat popcorn and don’t even have to think about cleanness because Veja took care about everything. There’s Veja 4 em 1, Veja Perfumes of Nature, Veja Kitchen Degreaser, Veja X-14 Mildew Remover, everything gets clean and ready for you have fun with your kids. That’s the deal with Veja: Less time cleaning, more time for you.

Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Rodrigo Corbari, Carlos Castelo
Art Director: Adriana Guimarães
Copywriter: Paula Chande
Photographer: Geison Genga
Published: July 2008

Lorgan’s The Retro Store. Everything from the 60s. Well, almost.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Singapore
Executive Creative Director: Todd McCracken
Creative Director: Eric Yeo
Art Director: Kat Tan
Copywriters: Serene Loong, Elwin Chan
Illustrators: Eric Foenander, Fedtrick Chua
Photographer: Kenneth Wong
Typographers: Kat Tan, Pok Ching Hai
Digital Imaging: Nelson Yu
Account Servicing: Shirley Tay
Published: April 2008

Lorgan’s The Retro Store. Everything from the 60s. Well, almost.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Singapore
Executive Creative Director: Todd McCracken
Creative Director: Eric Yeo
Art Director: Kat Tan
Copywriters: Serene Loong, Elwin Chan
Illustrators: Eric Foenander, Fedtrick Chua
Photographer: Kenneth Wong
Typographers: Kat Tan, Pok Ching Hai
Digital Imaging: Nelson Yu
Account Servicing: Shirley Tay
Published: April 2008

Advertising Agency: Borghierh/Lowe, Sao Paolo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Jose Henrique Borghie, Erh Ray, Edgard Gianesi
Art Director: Piu Afonseca
Copywriter: Pedro Corbett
Photographer: Paulo Risi
Published: February 2008

Advertising Agency: Savaglio\TBWA, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Creative Directors: Ernesto Savaglio, Oscar Canabal, Tomás Ostiglia.
Art Directors: Oscar Canabal, Gabriel Mahler
Copywriter: Tomás Ostiglia

Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Carlos Castelo, Rodrigo Corbari
Art Director: Rodrigo Corbari
Copywriter: Carlos Castelo
Aired: April 2008

Oh god. I just spent three quarters of my day licking myself. I just sit here, with a bowl of water, some toys and my urges – lonely one minute and satisfied the next. Such a wicked paradox. I need to get out. I need to meet people. But I’m happy this way. It feels good. So good. But my crotch shouldn’t define me. Was it the way I was raised? Did my dad bury his face in his crotch for hours on end? Not dad. I never smelt it on his breath. Well maybe once, but I can’t be sure that was crotch. The guy ate garbage like it was going out of style. But really, some pages are better left unturned. Am I the only one? I doubt it. That Rottweiler probably treats his nether regions like a buffet. Look at me. I’m justifying my lack of discipline by making up stories about other dogs I don’t even know. I need a drink. Then I need to lick my crotch. More like want. Is that selfish? Self-pleasuring myself for half a day? Screw it. I’m going in. If my owner could do it, he would. So it’s perfectly natural. Isn’t it? I need a distraction. That ball looks okay. Oh crap. I need something new. Something that doesn’t involve my crotch. It’s all I’ve got. My walker’s cool, but I can’t lick his crotch. It’s gonna take everything I’ve got to make it through the night. Just one night.

Advertising Agency: DDB Canada, Toronto, Canada
Creative Director: Andrew Simon
Art Director: Paul Riss
Copywriter: Matt Antonello
Illustrator: Rachel Riordan
Photographer: Frank Hoedl
Typography: Paul Riss, Rachel Riordan
Published: March 2008

Should I sniff her butt? Will she mind if I sniff her butt? What will it say about me if I sniff his butt? Maybe I’m gay? Should I question sniffing butts so much? Do other dogs sniff as many butts as I do? How many butts have I sniffed this week? I’m guessing it’s a lot if I’m questioning it so much. I love sniffing butts. I need to sniff one right now. There aren’t any around. I have to get a hold of myself. Who am I kidding? I need a butt and I need it now. Now. Good god. Am I living a life that’s guided by butt sniffing? I am. My parent’s warned me. I didn’t listen. Like a cheap tramp. A whore. I’m a butt-sniffing whore. What if I tried to cut down? Nothing heavy. Just a few sniffs a day. I can do that. I know I can. I’ve done it before. But do I really want to? I mean, that’s what we do. We sniff butts. No one looks down on me for it. There was that guy who gave me a look while I was in mid-sniff. Who is he to judge me for sniffing a butt? Maybe I’m just being paranoid. I get like that when I haven’t sniffed a butt. I’ll stop cold turkey. But not now. The fever’s too strong. A wiff will get me through the night. Just one, heartfelt inhale of the poodle across the street and I’ll be satisfied. I love how she resists at first and then sticks it out with reckless abandon. What a slut. Wait. Why is she a slut? I’m the one going in there. That coy little look she gives me when she walks down the street. Oh, I’m sniffing that butt. Count on it.

Advertising Agency: DDB Canada, Toronto, Canada
Creative Director: Andrew Simon
Art Director: Paul Riss
Copywriter: Matt Antonello
Illustrator: Rachel Riordan
Photographer: Frank Hoedl
Typography: Paul Riss, Rachel Riordan
Published: March 2008