Inspirational work from Wieden + Kennedy, for Nike’s "Find your greatness" campaign. In the above spot they show a young chap called Nathan Sorrell, from London, Ohio, jogging. At 5-foot-3 and 200 pounds he is not the thinnest chap, but… Continue Reading
Nice work from Publicis Conseil, France, for Mobile Phone operator Orange. The ad helps to launch their new range of Intel powered phones.
Rather fun work from AMC to promote and save the TV show “The Walking Dead”. The dressed up people in zombies attire and full makeup and let them wonder around the streets of New York and watched peoples reaction. Find… Continue Reading
Great work from the Ogilvy Paris team for iconic fashion brand Louis Vuitton. The ads pay tribute to The Greatest – Muhammad Ali. The below two greatest words spots are spoken by word Artist Yasiin Bey (Mos Def), and calligrapher… Continue Reading
I’m always a big fan of the King James work for Kulula, and this one is extra special. To celebrate the launch of their new Boeing 737-800 they hosted a champagne reception in the sky + more surprises for their… Continue Reading
More great Olympic themed activation work from Gillette for their new Fusion ProGlide Golden Edition razor. To celebrate the Olympics, they placed a winner’s podium in the middle of a store, in order to reach for the razors, shoppers had… Continue Reading
Impressive water projection work from BBDO, New York, USA for Gillette’s new Fusion ProGlide razors, on a side note if you shave, get one, they are brilliant.
Another great piece of activation work from : Jung von Matt neue Elbe, Germany, this time for an anti seal clubbing organisation called NOAH. They produced an outdoor billboard with strong magnets attached to the back, and a picture of… Continue Reading
Nice facebook idea from Intel that follows up on their brilliant Museum of Me facebook app from last year. This time they bring your timeline to life through a brief personalised look at the evolution of music through your lifetime.… Continue Reading
Great work by Wieden & Kennedy for Nike. In a slight poke at the Athlete focused Adidas official Olympics sponsors ads, Nike have taken a more down to earth approach, the everyday athletes. I like it.