Archive for the ‘Guerilla’ Category
Free Guitars!
On January 12, 2008 in Advertising, Guerilla
Advertising for the launch of a new radio station. This cracked me up for awhile.
Guitar Stands were randomly placed around Glasgow City Centre, inviting people to help themselves to one.
Clever!
Agency: The Bridge, Glasgow
Creative Director: Jonathan d’Aguilar
Copywriter: Gregor Stevenson
Art Director: Simon Parker
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A camera the FBI should get.
On December 24, 2007 in Advertising, Guerilla, Haha, Print
Holy Osama, Batman!
This is an advert for Niedermeyer Cameras. Let me be honest and say i’ve never heard of this brand before. But they sure got their message out right. These babies can zoom! Clever. And had me laughing for a good 5 minutes!
Advertising Agency: TBWA, Austria
Creative Directors: Robert Wohlgemuth, Gerd Turetschek, Elli Hummer
Art Director: Jeff Stenzenberger
Today marks the 52nd and the last week of the year. Tomorrow is Christmas, so you better be good or Santa’s gonna give you recycled presents from 5 years back.
I wish all of you & your family good health and in case i go postless for the next few days, Happy 2008!
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To find out more, keep smoking. Sarcasm at its best!
On December 16, 2007 in Advertising, Design/Creatives, Guerilla, Print
Godammit all these creative copywriters! I need my smoke breaks, man.
Simple but strong & firm copy. I like!
It freaking works, you think so too?
Agency: TBWA, Vancouver
Creative Director: Paul Little
Copywriter: Paul Little
Art Director: Angela Sung, John Williamson
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Ooooh…
On December 01, 2007 in Advertising, Guerilla, Personal
I’ll be away during the weekend for a well-deserved trip to Batam Island which is located in the Riau Island province of Indonesia.
Before i go, let me leave you with a gruesome ad sighting for Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof. Randomly placed around busy streets of Netherlands, this is what i call guerilla advertising. Read the rest of this entry »
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