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!
Developed in Australia after im...
Which is a lot rarer than one might have expected. While most Christmas has come to be associated with secular traditions, and ad campaigns do a grand job of reflecting sharing & caring, giving & receiving, fun & festivity, very few make recognisable reference to the actual origin of the Christian religious holiday - a celebration of the birth of Christ in the form of the baby Jesus. This 'Cqrry the Light' campaign is by Aus... Read More
An intriguing presentation from luxury car manufacturer Maserati - which lays claim to "elegance, style, sportiness, and performance with a long and glorious heritage" - for its Fuoriserie Gran Turismo and Gran Cabrio models. The film was shot in the Italian city of Modena, which lies at the heart of 'Motor Valley', a magnet for classic car enthusiasts. The region is home to other iconic luxury automakers - Lamb... Read More
Here's an intriguing twist on / clever engagement with the foot fetish sub-culture to raise funds for amputees and help normalise the conversation around limb loss. Amputee Coalition Canada (ACC) is behind the 'Feet Funder' campaign: it riffs off the name and purpose of established niche platform FeetFinder, which self-describes as "the easiest way for verified foot fetish users to buy feet pics and sell feet pictures... Read More
The Christmas ads season unofficially opens once British department store John Lewis delivers its campaign, and this year it's a father-son story to warm hearts. Jokes about 'dad-dancing' fade away as the story unfolds against the soundtrack of 'Where Love Lives’ by Alison Limerick. In the same way the song is re-imagined by Labrinth, perceived lack of male communication is re-imagined in the tale itself. What do you think? Another classic?