Amnesty International “Hang Men”
Mini: FAN the Flame (ambient) by Agency.com\TBWA, Brussels, Belgium
A MINI Countryman was placed on a slope of 15% hanging only on a thick rope. Under the rope a bunsen burner was placed. Once you have liked the Facebook page you can watch the live construction, which was build on the parking lot of the Brussels Motorshow and remote ignite the flame from the campaign website. If your flame is the one that burns the rope, you win the MINI countryman!
Corelle Dinnerware in a vending machine? Yup, and it’s all part of their USP. Great idea although it could be time consuming if you wanted to buy more then one plate. But it’s a great introduction to the product and would probably help increase more purchases of full Corelle sets in the future.
Agency: Grey, China
Volkswagen Ambient Ad - The Speed Camera Lottery - ‘The Fun Theory’ - Can we get more people to obey the speed limit by making it fun to do? Obey the speed limit and get a ‘Like’
McDonalds Hatching Egg Outdoor Advertising
Ambient Media: Honda Civic.
Advertising Agency: Dare, Vancouver, Canada
Creative Directors: Bryan Collins, Rob Sweetman
Art Directors: Eric Arnold, Mark Mizgala
Copywriter: Jarrod Banadyga
Illustrator: Desmond Montague
Additional credits: Mike Hasinoff, Wendy Moriarty, Giant Ant Media
Published: April 2011
Shark WeekCreatives: Mathers (Mohawk College)
Love it: Canac Hardware put up fences between urinals at a Men’s Restroom. “For more privacy from your neighbors.”
In other news, Happy holidays everyone!
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Street Art of the Day: Lisa Jelliffe and Kirsten Rutherford of Brothers and Sisters, in collaboration with German street art collective Mentalgassi, have created a number of art installations for Amnesty International called “Making the Invisible Visible,” which aim to shine a spotlight on Troy Davis, “a man who has been on death row for 19 years in the USA, despite serious doubts about his conviction.”
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Street Art of the Day: Lisa Jelliffe and Kirsten Rutherford of Brothers and Sisters, in collaboration with German street art collective Mentalgassi, have created a number of art installations for Amnesty International called “Making the Invisible Visible,” which aim to shine a spotlight on Troy Davis, “a man who has been on death row for 19 years in the USA, despite serious doubts about his conviction.”
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1stBank: Tire your kids | Creative Criminals
We do remember the “We care about small businesses” campaign made for 1st Bank. This time they used the same medium with a different message. This ad will tire out children if they put their hands on the rotating billboard. This comes in handy for the parents who take their children with them on the airplane. 1st Bank is there to help.
