A voting platform where you can have your say on the quality of today's advertising
A voting platform where you can have your say on the quality of today's advertising
A spot of Yuletide yearning for...
If anyone can make guns, crime,...
Ice cream shooting out of a man's jeans - hm, pretty weird!
If you're an aficionado of Brit...
If you're a LV aficionado but not a dog-person, don't watch this. The rest of us - enjoy! Lensed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch, the 1'30" footage takes us on a typical-with-a-twist 'Getaway' as a group of men gather for a country retreat with their four-legged companions. Featuring footballer Jude Bellingham and actor CallumTurner, the shoot has a taste of parody of the oh-so-British upper-crust ... Read More
National marketing agency Visit Sweden brings on a tongue-in-cheek 'prescription' in this campaign. It explains that: "Here, life is rooted in balance, with effortless access to both nature and culture, making Sweden the perfect place to reset your mind and body. Together with Senior Professor Yvonne Forsell, we’ve highlighted science-backed activities that genuinely improve well-being. Welcome to a destination of a d... Read More
It doesn't always have to be a rip-roaring LOL ad for this category (and to tell the truth, I ain't seen any recently) - sometimes a bit of down-to-earth life-affirming hits the spot. What do you think of this OPPO smartphone campaign about family/friends connection for the Diwali (Festival of Lights) celebration of Good over Evil? The ubiquitous digital device takes its place in the story, cleverly placed to enhance t... Read More
Gambling / betting is always going to be a controversial topic, involving as it does the possibility of a harmless past-time spirally into uncontrolled spending of money and other resources, and even addiction. Awareness of the issue has been heightened in various ways over recent years. What do you think of this ad by William Hill to encourage the notion that we all need to set our limits? It plays on the idea of how ridiculous a football game would look without such boundaries. Useful?