Beetle: New Beetle 2012

Nice illustrations in this interactive site for the new Beetle. You draw a Beetle and the story begins.You get to draw various things along the way until your car falls down to a huge VW machine and be transformed to the new Beetle.


Give it a try here

Agency Try/Apt, Norway
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VTR.com: Unlimited minutes plan

“Some words are hard to reach. Unlimited minutes plan.”

Advertising Agency: Grey, Santiago de Chile
Executive Creative Director: Miguel Angel Cerdeira
Creative Director: Alberto Osorio
Art Director: Johann Hotz
Copywriter: Alberto Osorio, Ignacio Gutierrez
Illustrator: Oscar Ramos, Marabolo
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Volkswagen Amarok: Facebook FlipBook

McCann Istanbul used Facebook Photo Gallery to create and ad for Volkswagen Amarok. It consists of 200 images and you just have to keep your finger on the -> button and flip through the album so fast that it turns into a never ending movie loop.



Advertising Agency: McCann İstanbul

Agent Provocateur: The Chase

"Sexy never takes a day off". Another great commercial from Agent Provocateur, blog's favourite lingerie maker. A sexy model chases a bag-snatching thief and during the chase she looses her clothes but keeps running only with her sexy lingerie.

Client: Agent Provocateur

Old Spice: I Can Do Anything

"Believe in your Smellf" says Wieden + Kennedy Portland and Old Spice "Champion". And you can built muscles, have nice hair, sophisticated friends and drive a sports car made from environmentally friendly materials. You can even broke up with Heather Graham. OK. Déjà vu.

Old Spice continues in the same path. Maybe they just can't escape this. The spot is good but it makes you compare it with the first campaign. What do you think?



Agency: Wieden + Kennedy Portland

Stylish Soda: Jean Paul Gaultier for Diet Coke

Jean Paul Gaultier designed 2 limited edition bottles for Diet Coke: "Day" and "Night". This is his first work as creative director for Diet Coke.

Ford: The Parisian Pinball Park

That's the way to park. Bump your car really hard and beat the high score.
To promote Ford's Active Park Assist, Ogilvy Paris set a giant Pinball machine over a free parking space, programmed the bumpers of the front and rear cars and waited for the clumsy Parisian drivers to park their cars. The more they hit the bumpers the highest pinball score they got. Crazy!




Agency: Ogilvy Paris