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There are just two days left to enter 2009′s FAB Awards (Food and Beverage Creative Excellence Awards). Now in its 11th year, the FAB Awards has taken entries from clients and agencies in over 60 countries around the world. Here are some of my favourites from 2008.
Guinness is an acquired taste, and in my younger youth I’d opt for a fizzy beer. Nowadays, I’m more partial to a pint of black. Here are videos showing 10 Guinness ads from years gone by.
The Chip Shop Awards is about fostering and recognising creativity with no boundaries and no rules. It’s an international creative awards, open to anyone with great ideas. The 2008 awards ceremony was recently held in Edinburgh, Scotland, with brand guru Michael Wolff acting as Chairman. Here I feature some of the winning designs.
It’s not very often that I see an advertising campaign I instantly appreciate. That’s the power of imagery, and the power of targeting our environmental responsibilities.
This paper towel dispenser shows an ad campaign for the World Wildlife Federation (WWF), and the strapline reads:
Dove, a Unilever-owned brand, have launched quite the insightful viral video campaign, called Dove Onslaught, which aims to highlight how todays children are bombarded with false advertising messages on a constant basis. In this article I discuss the possible hypocrisy behind Unilver as a whole.
To a kid, everything’s better in a McDonald’s wrapper.
Are your kids McDonald’s brainwashed?
How do you advertise an event that features some of the world’s finest musicians? Simple. With a stunning piece of visual artistry.
Here are two clever print ads for the suicide prevention centre, CVV. The strapline reads, “Help yourself”.
Mer-chan sees these ideas as inspired by the excellent art of Peter Callesen.
Light-drawing and light-writing is getting a fair bit of attention lately. Take these two commercials (below) for Sprint (also seen on Marc Schiller’s blog). Quite creative don’t you think?
The following television advertisement shows Saatchi & Saatchi NY’s Tide Interview. Just one slip of the spoon can ruin any chance of landing that job.
First impressions count.
