Wednesday, 15 October 2008

Worst. Ad. Ever.


Call me an alcoholic with skyhigh standards, but this 1920's campaign just doesn't do it for me

Wednesday, 1 October 2008

HFRS campaign


Just seen the HFRS drink driving ad that has been created after they took on our idea. We created the 'blood on your hands' concept during a unit in the 3rd year. You can see our original work in an earlier blog post. 

Hours of fun


While in Mcdonalds recently, I discovered this ingenious idea for promoting Star Wars. One piece of cardboard from the Happy Meal box can be torn off to turn your straw into a light sabre. Brilliant.

Office creativity


Bored in a menial office job? To try and keep the creative juices flowing while stuck at a desk in a mind numbing job, I like to doodle. This piece I have entitled 'helicopter saving a man from sharks after his boat has sunk in the sea'. It needs some development but I think it has massive potential.

Ambient poster for Knocked up


Really cool idea to promote Knocked Up film, but what happens when they turn into frogs??

I heart Banksy



Love Banksy's work, especially his latest creations in New York..

Thursday, 25 September 2008

GPS Drawing


Really cool idea by BMW, encouraging people to draw pictures by driving around using their GPS, getting interactive with their motorbike journeys..

http://gps.bmw-motorrad.com/drawings/explore

Unbelievable clever use of online media for Burger King


Sponsorship of the New Indiana Jones movie by Burger King might be a great brief to get, but still amazing execution. Should be annoying but it somehow isn't... 
http://www.bannerblog.com.au/2008/07/bk_banner_of_doom.php

GPS Mission


This GPS game looks like a really cool way of using the GPS that is included in loads of new phones, especially the new 'gphone' from Google. The 'missions' that people set for each other could be used for some sort of advertising surely...? Brands setting consumers missions which lead to one of their outlets maybe...? More info on the game at http://gpsmission.com