1. 9 Apr


    adteachings:

    The nicest ambient work I’ve seen in a while.

    Source: I Believe in Advertising

    Advertising Agency: Lg2 Quebec, Canada
    Creative Director: Luc Du Sault
    Art Director: Vincent Bernard
    Copywriter: Vincent Bernard
    Accountant: Eve Boucher
    Producer: Julie Pichette
    Illustrator: David Boivin
    Photographer: Marc Couture

     

  2. 2 Apr


    yoannmichaux:

    The more you run. The more you erase. Centauro Ads by Publicis Salles Chemistri

    (via adteachings)

     

  3. 27 Mar


    This is adorable! but wtf? :P

    (via Pillsbury Doughboy Giggles for Geico - AgencySpy)

     

  4. 27 Mar



    Oreo: Super Important Test | Ads of the World™

     

  5. 27 Mar



    AD TEACHINGS: SCAM ADS ARE NOT A VICTIMLESS CRIME

    adteachings:

    A few days ago, someone from JWT India posted a campaign for Ford on Ads of the World. This appeared to be the lead concept:

    image

    The other executions made the same visual point: There’s so much room in the back of the Figo, you’ll be able stow away all the troublemakers in your life.

    I…

     

  6. 22 Mar


    adteachings:

    Twitter.

    You’re doing it right.

    Oreo does it again.

    (Source: tastefullyoffensive)

     

  7. 8 Feb


    gutewerbung: Clearblue Pregnancy Test Ad Clearblue is a brand of pregnancy tests. This ad is created to depict the uncertainty of woman who are possibly pregnant and want an answer. This uncertainty is presented by the one symbol that represents the uncertainty and the big question together, the question mark. The question mark is turned upside down to represent this uncertainty and thus creating the image of a pregnant belly. With one image the uncertainty (the question mark) is presented as well as the brand promise of Clearblue (the answer to the uncertainty) by predicting the pregnancy. Creative: Nick van BeijnenPublished: May 2010

    gutewerbung:

    Clearblue Pregnancy Test Ad

    Clearblue is a brand of pregnancy tests. This ad is created to depict the uncertainty of woman who are possibly pregnant and want an answer. This uncertainty is presented by the one symbol that represents the uncertainty and the big question together, the question mark. The question mark is turned upside down to represent this uncertainty and thus creating the image of a pregnant belly. With one image the uncertainty (the question mark) is presented as well as the brand promise of Clearblue (the answer to the uncertainty) by predicting the pregnancy.

    Creative: Nick van Beijnen
    Published: May 2010

     

  8. 30 Nov


    gutewerbung: Precision Parking. Park Assist by Volkswagen. Advertising Agency: DDB Tribal Berlin, Germany Chief Creative Officer:: Eric Schoeffler Creative Directors / Copywriters: Maged Nassar, Ali Ali Illustrator: The Operators Account Supervisor: Susanne Plümecke Account Manager: Catrin Schmid Art Buyer: Susanne Kreft

    gutewerbung:

    Precision Parking. Park Assist by Volkswagen.

    Advertising Agency: DDB Tribal Berlin, Germany
    Chief Creative Officer:: Eric Schoeffler
    Creative Directors / Copywriters: Maged Nassar, Ali Ali
    Illustrator: The Operators
    Account Supervisor: Susanne Plümecke
    Account Manager: Catrin Schmid
    Art Buyer: Susanne Kreft

     

  9. 20 Nov


    typejunkie:

    Dating advice from Todd.

    ‘“Don’t ever date int the office, Ever”

     

  10. 12 Nov