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You know method: people against dirty? We love how their ad copy is always a little provocative, but not so saucy that you can point fingers and go, “HEY, that’s DIRTY!”
You know method: people against dirty? We love how their ad copy is always a little provocative, but not so saucy that you can point fingers and go, “HEY, that’s DIRTY!”
Sprintcuts, a handy-dandy Sprint campaign, gives tips on how to quick-peel a banana and dry nail polish in a blink.
Advertising Agency: BBDO Düsseldorf, Germany
Creative Directors: Ton Hollander, Marie-Theres Schwingeler, Toygar Bazarkaya, Ralf Zilligen
Art Director: Julia Furtmann
Copywriter: Kai Hoffmann
Released: March 2007
(TrendHunter.com) ToyQuest’s Touch Table EES is the perfect TV set for your kids. The “table” is actually a swiveling TV with touch capabilities and edutainment software. Games include bowling and trivia, kids can draw on the screen or organize photographs, and there’s even a video encyclopedia and Google Earth-style…
100 billion good bacterias to defend your stomach.
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Stockholm, Sweden
Art Director: Lisa Engardt
Copywriter: Amalia Pitsiava
Illustrator: Kaktus Film
Photographer: Alexander Crispin
Published: March 2008
Advertising Agency: Mauseth Design, USA
Creative Directors: Ted Mauseth, Darren Farrell
Art Director: Ted Mauseth
Copywriter: Darren Farrell
Released: February 2008
Considering the plot of the movie Untraceable (serial killer broadcasts his murders online, and kills people faster as more people visit the site), we could have expected a pretty violent marketing campaign to match. But Universal Pictures in the U.K. apparently outdid itself with a Facebook page that showed a grisly video of someone being tortured, and some lovely accompanying prose which read, “This guy is going to die. You want to see his stinking flesh burn and bleed and blacken? Until he’s some twisted dead thing? This is what you want. And I’ve filmed it especially for you. The more fans I get, the more I’ll show.†The page has been pulled, but Universal seems pleased with the effort anyway. Says Neil Wirashina, the studio’s director of international advertising media: “We were looking to promote a reaction, and we have definitely achieved this.â€
—Posted by Tim Nudd
Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG Brazil
Creative Director: Jader Rossetto
Art Director: Alex Sandro Cabeça
Copywriter: Renato Maroni
Photographer: Geison Genga
Graphic Producer: Ingo Ramos dos Santos
Released: January 2008
(TrendHunter.com) Viktor & Rolf started their Paris catwalk show with a surreal grey coat sporting an eye-popping enormous ‘NO’ slogan. The insistent “No!” was just one of a series of messages in which the creative Dutch designers tried to encapsulate their thoughts in words, fashion and the music soundtrack. Along w…
Refreshingly cool drink.
Advertising Agency: Impact BBDO, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Creative Director / Art director / Copywriter: Ahmad Beck
Photography: Steve Kozman
Retouching: Ferdie Magsimo
Client Servicing: Ghassan Mroueh
(TrendHunter.com) Sleeveface is a simply brilliantly funny trend and reminds me of a baby version of the trend on camoflague suits i posted earlier this week except this is a lot more fun and anyone can do it…
Officially and according to sleeveface.com it is
“one or more persons obscuring or augmenting any part …
Advertising Agency: BBDO Duesseldorf, Germany
Executive Creative Director: Toygar Bazarkaya, Sebastian Hardieck, Ralf Zilligen
Creative Director: Ton Hollander
Art Directors: Kai Gerken, Nicole Höfer
Copywriters: Christian Ole Puls, Markus Steinkemper
Photographer: Klaus Merz
Typography: Dominic Speck
Come to see where the future is born.
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Guido Cornara, Agostino Toscana
Art Director: Timur Kulenovic
Copywriter: Pierpaolo Bianchi
Illustrator: Hajime Sorayama
Published: February 2008