Hasta La Creative!

Well this is kind of cool and stupid all at the same time. As the sky darkens and ominous sounds are heard, four members of the Skullcandy Skate Team, Eric Koston, Sean Malto, Theotis Beasley and Steve Berra, experience fear as a Magnolia-inspired storm brews. And what’s falling from the sky? Skullcandy headphones, of course. But one really must wonder. If headphones fell from the sky, Wouldn’t they dent/break on impact? Hey, this is just advertising, not science, so why worry about mundane details such as this?

Thanks to George Parker who, by the way, should be handed the keys to a BDA (look it up) so he can shove his hand up its ass and give it an enema to rid it of decades of pent up shite, has pointed us to one of the greatest used car ads ever written. Yes, the ad is four months old. Don’t shoot us. It’s still funny.

Found by Mashable on Craigslist, the headline “Jesus Tap-Dancing Christ” leads to some of the wittiest copywriting we have seen in a long time. Touting the fact the car, a 1995 teal Pontiac Grand Am, has tires!, doors!, seats! and a steering wheel!, the car is billed as the vehicle that gave Pontiac a collective aneurysm because of its visually masterful design.

Complete with OMG!-worthy images, the ad is said to be one of three things (tall, dark and drives a fucking teal Grand Am”) every woman wants in a guy. It’s true, right ladies?

We’re not usually a fan of epic grandeur in commercials but we have to admit, we really like this TBWA\G1 and TBWA\Moscow-created work for the Nissan Patrol. The slow moving, quietly moody spot opens on a Nissan Patrol winding its way through the woods as seemingly forest-dwelling onlookers watch the vehicle’s movements. As it, and the groom within, finally make their arrival at what appears to be a wedding held on the edge of a cliff, the ethereal spot becomes grounded in reality.

Directed by multimedia artist Bruno Aveillan, the spot is scored to the music of Bonobo

In what is, without doubt, the strangest ice cream commercial you will ever see, Philadelphia-based Little Baby’s Ice Cream introduces an entirely new way to enjoy its super premium, 16 percent butter fat ice cream.

With all the creepiness of a pedophile, an announcer intones the wonders of “eating baby’s ice cream” the as a man (woman?) scoops ice cream off his (her?) head.

Seriously twisted stuff but with all the proper ingredients to become a viral success.

Out since March of 2011, this Silk Soy ad is enjoying a bit of a rebirth. The moody and softly shot spot features a cute, smiling girl who enjoys…a big load of milk.

This new Skittles work from DDB Chicago further convinces us that if aliens ever do make a pit stop on earth during their interstellar escapades, they’ll quickly toss the human race off as a mentally-challenged tribe of misfits in need of a few more millennia of cognitive development to be worthy of our own interstellar wings.

Découverte de Kyle Thompson, un jeune photographe talentueux. Ce dernier crée des auto-portraits de lui en utilisant des effets afin de donner une atmosphère surréaliste à ses clichés. Inspiré par la musique, l’art en général ainsi que son environnement, découvrez plusieurs de ces images dans une galerie dans la suite.

Certainly there are any number of options of which parents can take advantage when it comes to advice on raising children.

Over at his new BuzzFeed ad commentator gig, Mark Duffy asks, “How the hell this sells Fiats is a mystery.” And he’s right.

Here’s a fun one. To illustrate the Fiat Uno’s great fuel economy, Leo Burnett Tailor Made in Brazil launched a campaign called If Pee Were Gas.