After all that awkward backtracking over how much agencies dish out for its pencil-shaped paperweights (where does all that money go?), The One Show is under pressure to lighten the strain on its PR team.
Alongside Partnership for a Drug-Free America, Publicis & Hal Riney have launched an anti-meth campaign targeted to American Indians and Inuits.
Diggin’ these prints by DM9 DDB/Brazil.
Gery Colombia interprets Scotch-Brite for whimsical clean-freaks with print ads where rubber gloves are manipulated in the shape of animal bits.
At left is a print piece called “Black is Beautyfull,” in which a grinning clay Klansman offers a meager bouquet of flowers to a simpering black chick with a ‘fro.
It’s an unfortunate stereotype that eco crusaders look more like the wildlife they seek to protect than they do their fellow man.
OLSON/Minneapolis promoted NSF International, a certification company that certifies things like bottled water and appliances, by depicting tiny laborers working tirelessly around your kitchen gear.
Hoping to battle the apparent escalation of violence in Vancouver and to encourage people to come forward if they have information about criminal activity, a new pro bono PSA campaign from DDB Canada informs, “You remain anonymous, criminals don’t.”
In this fresh rendition of West Side Story Meets the Park Avenue Chippendales!, a confrontation simmers between two well-coiffed wolfpacks from different sides of town. Or maybe just different sides of the same yacht club.
The other day AdFreak drew our attention to an Oscar Mayer ad that showcases a tasty-looking flatbread pita under a smarmy but irresistible headline: “Blogworthy.”
Keeping to its preference for minimalism, David&Goliath demonstrate Mammoth Mountain’s … mammoth nature under two-word tagline “Play Big.”
Few airlines can boast stripes different from those of any other, but Air France pimps its merits with shots that diverge from the typical relaxed business-classer gazing mildly out the window.
In a set of prints put together by THE REPUBLIK/Durham, boat manufacturer Wellcraft Marine Corp. appeals to salty sea dogs by emphasizing the rugged freedom and independent nature of life on choppy water.
“The sun goes wherever you go” Nivea says — not too loudly, either — in “Church,” an ad for tanning oil.
Sensing a recession isn’t exactly an enabler for Jimmy Choos and Prada handbags, Saks Fifth Avenue takes on the marketing style of Communism … and Stolichnaya.
Five-time Olympic medalist Nastia Liukin invades fashion rags for BCBG Max Azria’s latest ad campaign.
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