Saturday, July 9, 2011
Whitcoulls - Clockwork Orange
No better way to campaign for Whitcoulls, national bookstore in New Zealand, than making posters using text from the book itself to portray iconic characters..
The tagline is most appropriate, encouraging reading over watching movies..
Verdict :Spectacular
Advertising Agency: DraftFCB, Auckland, New Zealand
Executive Creative Director: James Mok
Creative Director / Copywriter: Chris Schofield
Creative Director / Art director: Billy Mcqueen
Head of Art: Nick Smith
Account Director: Maria Reinburgen
Agency Producer: Jason Jones
Retoucher: Graeme Cooper
Designer: Glenn Chapman
Account manager: Hannah Downes
Friday, July 8, 2011
Woolite
Simple concept but effective communication..
Verdict: Great job
Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG, Warsaw, Poland
Creative Director: Jacek Szulecki
Art Directors: Martin Winther, Jacek Szulecki
Copywriter: Pawel Krzeminski
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Hard Rock Cafe II - Clapton
"There´s a story behind every song."
Verdict: Great story but connection blurred
Advertising Agency: Y&R, Buenos Aires, Argentina
General Creative Director: Martín Mercado
Creative Director: Demian Veleda
Art Director: Damian Garofalo
Copywriter: Silvio Caielli
Illustrators: Damian Garofalo, Hugo Orita, Ignacio Valicenti
Published: February 2011
Hard Rock Cafe I - Beatles
"There´s a story behind every song."..
But most of them are urban legends..
the layout is way too busy warping the connection to the place..
Verdict: Pass
Advertising Agency: Y&R, Buenos Aires, Argentina
General Creative Director: Martín Mercado
Creative Director: Demian Veleda
Art Director: Damian Garofalo
Copywriter: Silvio Caielli
Illustrators: Damian Garofalo, Hugo Orita, Ignacio Valicenti
Published: February 2011
Wonderbra
Most Wonderbra ads are concept driven and do not have a product shot..neither does this one.. but makes the idea come through clean and clear.
Advertising School: DMJX Creative Communication, Copenhagen, Denmark
Art Director: Mikkel Otterstrøm
Illustrator: Mikkel Otterstrøm
Photographer: Niels Kristian von Bitsch
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
American Express - John McEnroe
My Favorite Ad, in which John McEnroe apologizes to Claus Unlat, the real umpire saying.. "You are not Evil"
WWF Botanimal
"Donate to save a tree and save 875 000 species for free.
Rainforests only cover 7% of our planet but harbor more than 50% of the world's species."
Extremely well thought out and executed piece.
Verdict : Spectacular.
Advertising Agency: Marcel, Paris, France
Chief Creative Directors: Anne de Maupeou, Véronique Sels, Sébastien Vacherot
Copywriters: Samuel Volk, Anaïs Boileau
Art Directors: Anaïs Boileau, Samuel Volk
Art Buyers: Jean-Luc Chirio, Aurélie Lubot
Account Supervisor: Blandine Mercier
Other credits: 3D Platinum, FMD
Friday, July 1, 2011
Thursday, June 30, 2011
McDonalds - Asterix
This is for McDonald's in France. There seems no harm in making use of the ageless classic comic characters of Asterix in the campaign..
Wonder how India would react if our good old Billu, Pinky, Sabu or Chacha Chaudhary endorsed a product..even if it were McDonald's?
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Music in Ads: Coca Cola India Shadowgraphy ad
The Coca Cola India ads off late have used remixed pieces of older songs and created some memorable ads with extremely catchy background music. The latest in that series is the Ad featuring Imran Khan which employs shadowgraphy.
Sounds familar? Well it would sound familiar to folks from the 1970s and 80s. Its the song that Helen dances to in the movie Anamika. Watch the song and hear the original.
Sounds familar? Well it would sound familiar to folks from the 1970s and 80s. Its the song that Helen dances to in the movie Anamika. Watch the song and hear the original.
Print Ad: Absolut Brooklyn
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Print Ad: Absolut Geneva
Print Ad: Absolut Budapest
Celebs in Ads: Kate Winslett for American Express
One of my favourite American Express Card Commercials.
The Ad starts with Kate Winslet walking through London's Camden Markets and revealing her achievements in reel life with the following quotes
"At 17, I went to prison for murder." -- A reference to her character in the movie Heavenly Bodies
"By 19, I was penniless and heartbroken." -- A reference to her character in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility
"I almost drowned at 20." -- The Titanic reference
"My mind started to go at 24" -- Reference to Iris in which she co starred with Judi Dench
"Then I had my memory erased at 28" -- Eternal Sunshine of the spotless Mind
"By 29, I was in Never Land." -- A reference to her film Finding Neverland
and ends wonderfully well with a beautiful line
"My real life doesn’t need any extra drama. That’s why my card is American Express"
Creative Agency :Ogilvy & Mather , New York
Creative Director : Chris Mitton
Art Director : Kate Wilentz
Copywriter : Jon Koffler
Movie Director : Roger Michell
Director of Photography : Haris Zambarloukos
Music : Jason Lifton
Watch the ad and enjoy
The Ad starts with Kate Winslet walking through London's Camden Markets and revealing her achievements in reel life with the following quotes
"At 17, I went to prison for murder." -- A reference to her character in the movie Heavenly Bodies
"By 19, I was penniless and heartbroken." -- A reference to her character in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility
"I almost drowned at 20." -- The Titanic reference
"My mind started to go at 24" -- Reference to Iris in which she co starred with Judi Dench
"Then I had my memory erased at 28" -- Eternal Sunshine of the spotless Mind
"By 29, I was in Never Land." -- A reference to her film Finding Neverland
and ends wonderfully well with a beautiful line
"My real life doesn’t need any extra drama. That’s why my card is American Express"
Creative Agency :Ogilvy & Mather , New York
Creative Director : Chris Mitton
Art Director : Kate Wilentz
Copywriter : Jon Koffler
Movie Director : Roger Michell
Director of Photography : Haris Zambarloukos
Music : Jason Lifton
Watch the ad and enjoy
Sunday, June 19, 2011
If hunger is a wild animal that needs to be fed, would McDonald's be the first thought that crosses your mind?
If it is striving to be funny by going against the normal sign at the zoo that says wild animals should not be fed, then it is a huge FAILURE!
Makes me want to believe it is just an amateur work and not something churned out by a reputed ad agency like DDB Tribal,Austria.
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