Whether it’s a death in the family, a new baby, or moving to a new home, a lot of pets get abandoned during major changes in life. This campaign reminds us to think of the pets, too. If you can’t keep them, don’t abandon them to the streets. Take them tot he SPCA.
Mill Street handcrafts its beer in a very painstaking manner. The ads on the other hand, are dashed off. They were even created in Word. I kinda love it.
Yuengling is a family-owned brewery in Pottsville, Penn. that has for years has distributed its beers as far South as the beaches of Alabama. When New Orleans-based Cerberus got word that that Yuengling was coming to Louisiana, they created this spec campaign for America’s Oldest Brewery. Imagine these social posts were part of a campaign running in real life, in front of the biggest New Orleans landmarks, Yuengling. This could be your southern agency of record.
With its grip control technology, the Peugeot 2008 really loves the road. Like, really.
The summer campaign version of Sécurité Routière’s All affected campaign, which shows the real effect of speeding, so many lives are affected by a single collision. This campaign is called « The Sunshine Highway » and the film with it follows the same flying bodies idea as the earlier film “Shockwave”.
Desperate to shed its baby boomer appeal and widen its audience which is understandable, Harley Davidson has launched the millennial-centric “Where will the road take you?” campaign for it’s Australia and New Zealand market. They recruited three artists to create the above murals, allowing said artists to express freedom as they saw it. Says Richard Morgan, Executive Creative Director at 303 MullenLowe: “We analyzed the things young people are already following on Instagram like food, surfing and travel, and used this as leverage to connect with new audiences.
McDonald’s is official partner of the UEFA Euro 2016 and it wanted to extended a welcome hand to the European fans who will descend on France this summer. Under their tagline Come As You Are, BETC Paris and McDonald’s celebrates all fans, regardless of the teams they support. Photographed by Kim Reenberg, the visuals demonstrate the power of good sportsmanship, tolerance and diversity by showing fans holding up scarves that support two countries. with the country names merging to become a new country.
In addition to a hilarious spot, Blue Point Brewery also has a great refresh including print and packaging. The tone is definitely not taking itself seriously, and has a very fun low keyness about it. It’s also quite offbeat. Good stuff. Makes me want to try one. Hm..wonder if they have it out here in L.A?
Helsinki Region Transportation has some new card readers that are touch sensitive or perfect for groups. This print (and French headlines) put the concept over the sensual top, reminding me of perfume ads. But it also makes sense conceptually, as the new card readers are from France. Very silly. I love it. I can’t imagine any government transportation company doing anything like this in the states. But it just goes to show you that there’s no such thing as a boring client. You can read more info about it on HSL’s website.
Mexico ranked first in teenage pregnancy globally, with 1252 deliveries daily. For those teenage kids, their life is not only changed dramatically, but they are stigmatized. Disowned by their parents, unable to go to school, and discriminated against. It’s a harsh reality. But you can help by donating to Save The Children.
Nice use of art direction here although not every teenager who gives birth has it done as a C-section.
Publicis Seattle unveiled the new visual identity for the 2018 Special Olympics USA Games. The agency was tapped as the sole agency to create the identity and corresponding tagline – Rise With Us. The games will be held in Seattle in 2018. The mark took its cue from the Olympic torch shape, but it also represents the water around Seattle as well as the sweat and tears from the athletes, family, and volunteers alike. The colors invoke the water surrounding the area.
Since 2014, 10,000 child refugees have disappeared soon after arriving in Europe. Despite lack of news coverage this is a big story, and people aren’t aware how big a problem it really is.
Important words grab our attention when properly highlighted, making it easier to go back for a second read. Neat campaign for Stabilo markers.
This May, PIRCH will open a 32,000 sq. ft., three-floor, showroom on the corner of Broome and Lafayette. PIRCH, for those who don’t know, is a luxury appliance retailer that allows you to try out the products in store, creating an experience for the shopper that is unlike any other. Believe me, I’d be way more inclined to buy a Miele oven and dishwasher if I could make dinner and do the washing up as a trial run. Actually that’s not true. When I was doing post-production at my last gig, the production company had a Miele dishwasher I was contemplating on stealing. But I digress.
For the past few years Gatorade has congratulated its athletes by taking a step back, shining the spotlight on their G moments. Today they celebrate The Giants, and Eli Manning’s G moment: winning his second Super Bowl.
The color version of the print ad is running in the first post-Super Bowl issue of Sports Illustrated, as well as the New York Times. A black and white version was also created.
Happy Valentines Day from Wurst! Yes, the sausage goes in the open bun. Do you need more instructions? You can add condiments of your choosing.
Marcus from Y&R emailed me the perfect Valentine’s bouquet, one filled with Kirin Mini Beer – the only thing ruining this for me is that he only sent me pictures. What the hell Marcus, I would love a beer-boquet, why torture me like this? That’s it, we are so through, Mistah. If you need me, I’ll be roaming romantic restaurants sticking false engament rings in all the ladies drinks tonight. Just sharing the love, sharing the love.
FINALLY, A BOUQUET FIT FOR A MAN.
It’s the perfect gift for the man (or men) in your life—husband, boyfriend, lover or a random handsome stranger—this Valentine’s Day.
Sometimes finding the right Valentines gift is a little tricky, and sometimes you forget to get anything … No worries, Tui and Saatchi & Saatchi, Auckland to the rescue. All you have to do is roll up the ad and presto, perfect gift. Well, at least it looks like there’s a bunch of roses in your hands, but only if you got her drunk on TUI I s’pose.
I love the sarcasm here. I love that the long-running sentences manages to pack in both American and European stereotypes with tongue firmly planted in cheek, while name-dropping drool-worthy designer items carefully painting a picture in your mind that corresponds to what’s described. I love that the response to a photo-agency brief is a campaign without photos.
Poor grammar. We see it every day. In facebook posts, in emails, in memos… and graffiti tags on the street. Created by Y&R Chicago these print ads drive to a blog where people can post their own found mis-tags, as well as donate money to an urban language and grammar school.
and you know I only posted it because I thought “Biatch” was great. 😛
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