Into thinking you’re the one
That can do what’s never been done
That can win what’s never been won
Meantime life outside goes on
All around you."
— Bob Dylan…It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
— Bob Dylan…It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
Durex: Coming early?
Here is the latest turkish campaign made by Euro RSCG, using several metaphors emphasizing that coming early will make us kind of ridiculous. The ad agency is showcasing few men, already in the ambiance of a show (opera, pub and stadium) while nobody arrived yet. Very creative campaign for Durex by Euro RSCG Istambul!
Hand painted advertising from the documentary “UP THERE”, directed by Malcom Murray & commissioned by Stella Artois.
A collection of New Yorker and New Yorker-ish comics dealing with business and social media.
German-based artist Maria Luján created The Knife, a street art project that creates the illusion of being stabbed with a giant bloody cardboard knife.
I love this direct mailer from Ikea. The pop-up idea has been used beautifully to demonstrate both the stylish and easy to assemble nature of Ikea’s flat pack furniture. All items included in the mini bedroom may be purchased at Ikea. Great promotional piece!
— William Henry
From Trend Hunter:
“It is not just local parks and neighborhood streets that require the occasional community cleanup as the Mountain Riders campaign shows. Other, more remote but equally used locations also require the tender, love and care that homes receive. By receiving such attention, these slopes will be able to better meet the standards of their visitors.
Conceived and executed by Marcel, an ad agency based in Paris, France, the Mountain Riders campaign centers around three different snowmen in life-saving situations. Skiers and snowboarders perform cardiac massage, heimlich and mouth-to-mouth maneuvers to help save these snowmen and, ultimately, the mountain they reside on. It encourages people to “participate in our clean the slopes day.”
The Mountain Riders campaign was art directed by Julien Simons with creative direction by Emmanuel Lalleve and Florent Imbert. It was imaginatively photographed by Sacha Goldberger.”
OGILVY (Brazil) for Forbes