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...
The Austrian crystal-maker - founded in 1895 by Daniel Swarovski - has held up a dazzling mirror to pop culture for 130 years, and it's brought that legacy into focus with this two-minute tribute to its multi-faceted role in fashion, screen, red carpets, and stage. Its current brand ambassador is best-selling US singer Ariana Grande, and Swarovski's crystal creations have adorned screen legends from Marilyn ... Read More
This campaign looks and sounds like a game-changer in the disability advertising arena. An upbeat, surprising mini-musical about college students, it was created by tech giant Apple, which aims to provide products and services that are powerful, intuitive, and seamlessly integrated into your life. The twist here is that the students featured all have a disability; the soundtrack 'I'm Not Remarkable' ... Read More
Whaaaat? Ah, it's for a commercial. That's okay then. Opinion is divided over this Chanel campaign starring US actress Margaret Qualley and rapper A$AP Rocky - who is a fashion designer himself. Some are distracted by the notion of anyone wearing Chanel in the New York City subway. But many don't care about that, they're too focused on the attention-grabbing visuals of an unfolding story. Founded in 1910 by Coco Chanel ... Read More
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