Audrey II
The return of talking plants in this Teleflora ad, for the floral delivery and brokering service – it presents its bouquet approach in contrast to ‘flowers in a box’.
A worker has flowers delivered to her in a box, once she opens the box she discovers a bunch of flowers with a nasty mouth which ruins the Valentine’s Day gesture. There is then the cheesy corporate message at the end, but overall I like the concept.
It was produced inhouse at Teleflora by The Fire Station
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Clients: Teleflora
Keywords: Advertising – TV
Vrrroom
In Audi’s Transporter-esc Super Bowl ad, The Chase, Jason Statham is in a journey through time, trying to get away from thugs. In each decade he tries to find a luxury sports car that will help him in his getaway, but they are all underpowered until get gets into the Audi. “Progress is beautiful”.
Credits: Venables Bell & Partners
Clients: Audi
Keywords: Advertising – TV
Suck it out with a straw
In this nice ad promoting the download service, Hulu from NBC, it reveals their plot to destroy the world through bringing enjoyment to the masses. The TV signals are used to soften the brain – like a ripe banana. Why? Something to do with aliens…
Credits: Crispin Porter + Bogusky
Clients: Hulu
Keywords: Advertising – TV
A grand day out – take two
After the successful design of a new membership card for a local manor house and gardens, CuCo has won the whole contract. Initially we will need to update the attraction’s identity and apply it across all literature to achieve brand uniformity. We will then take this new identity and apply it to the 2009 promotional DL leaflet. (Brand Design & Graphic Design for print)
Never loose it
For the permanent permanent marker turn to Bic, when you must keep what has been written (no matter how much abuse it may get).
Credits: TBWA
Clients: BIC
Keywords: Advertising – Print
They are out there
Do you get the feeling that you are being watch? Bugs are watching, lurking beneath the drain in the kitchen sink, underneath the drain in the shower, and below the rim in the toilet in this range of photographs by David Prior. It’s time to kill all known germs dead.
Credits: Lowe Bull
Clients: Domestos
Keywords: Advertising – Print
It's all in the detail
This high-end Swiss watch manufacturer, uses these print campaign to illustrate its passion for details, using a pair of tweezers as a reference point, in the first piece, we’re shown the details of a flea circus, a miniature roller ball game, and finally a tiny game of darts.
Credits: Jung von Matt
Clients: International Watch Co
Keywords: Advertising – Print
Furniture and effects
A bespoke furniture designer wanted a website developed to go along with its new identity, promoting a range of products handbuilt from wood for a variety of businesses and individuals. (Web Design)
Eco or not?
Just because you choose an eco-product doesn’t mean that the production process is any more eco-friendy. This tv spot for WWF challenges the suggestion that using energy efficient light bulbs will solve energy-related environmental issues. They use the colour red to highlight the materials along their production process shot using the animation of miniatures.
Credits: Draft FCB
Clients: WWF Canada
Keywords: Advertising – TV
Naughty Lego
Not only can your kids play with lego these press ads suggest that Lego is also a toy for men. Based on a series of photos by ean Yves Lemoigne’s, these five print advertisements show pixelated women in scant or no clothing, supposedly made of Lego pieces. I have to say these made me lol.
Credits: DDB
Clients: Lego
Keywords: Advertising – Print
