Daily / View All

  • Nike Throwdown

    February 10th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Via

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • 61 Super Bowl Spots in 2 Minutes

    February 9th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Missed all the Super Bowl commercials? Don't feel like watching them? This'll work.

    Via

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Ray Allen's Career Change

    February 9th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    In this new spot we just got from KSV Boston, he gets drafted to the Webster Bank team.

    He must be good with numbers.

    Directed by Jonathan Bekemeier

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Product Demos Work if Your Product Does

    February 9th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Case in point with this spot for Samsung printers. Pretty cool.

    Agency: Leo Burnett, São Paulo, Brazil

    Via

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Good Fucking Design Advice.

    February 9th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Need some advice?

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Brewed by Master Drinkers

    February 9th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Lovells Lager was created by two successful, Australian music industry professionals, with a passion for great tasting beer. Frustrated by the quality of session lagers available, they decided to create their own brew. They wanted to take the creative inspiration, craftsmanship and independence, that was the driving force of their music, and channel it into the production of their new beer. Lovells Lager was created on this very premise.

    Their branding and packaging are awesome. See a bunch of it here.



    Via

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Create or Else

    February 8th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Create or Else, is a YouTube Brand Channel and program curated by Ogilvy & Mather in order to celebrate pervasive creativity and inspiration.

    People outside Ogilvy and within our creative culture are being showcased by giving them a “home away from home,” in an ongoing series of short docurettes.

    Seeing the inner greatness in others, in the most unexpected of places, will bring out the inner greatness in ourselves and in turn we hope to inspire a spark for others to create and continue to innovate.

    Via

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Bud Light Office Hijinx

    February 8th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    The gang is back and this time they're trying to get fired. You'd think office cussing and nudity would've already done that, but no.

    Via

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • NFL Best Fans Ever Spot - Before & After, Side by Side

    February 8th, 2011 / Comments (1)

    More work than we thought.

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • The Egotist Interviews: Luke Sullivan

    February 8th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Luke Sullivan, author of the ad-bible, "Hey Whipple, Squeeze This: A Guide to Creating Great Advertising, just did an interview with our friends at The Denver Egotist.

    If you're as excited about this as we are, then get started and read the interview.

    If you don't know who Luke Sullivan is, we don't know why you're here.

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Do You Need a Big Agency?

    February 8th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Captains of Industry thinks not.

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Like This

    February 7th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Probably fake, but anyway. Two more of the same execution here and here.

    Agency: Draftfcb, New Zealand

    Via

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Advertising Pick-Up Lines

    February 7th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Clever.

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • VW Black Beetle, Even Better

    February 7th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    We loved this spot as VW's Black Beetle Super Bowl Spot as it was, but now they've gone and turned it into a YouTube page takeover. Pretty great.

    Via

    Bookmark/Search this post with:

  • Flo Wins

    February 7th, 2011 / Comments (0)

    Entertainment Weekly conducted a readers’ poll over the last few weeks, pitting some of the greatest advertising icons against one another in head-to-head battles.

    Readers voted and their voices were heard. In the end, Arnold's very own Progressive Lady, Flo, took home the prize.

    Really, this is pretty impressive. She beat out the likes of Tony the Tiger, The Old Spice Guy and The Pillsbury Doughboy. Name any advertising icon you can think of; Flo beat them.

    Check out the whole competition bracket here.

    Bookmark/Search this post with: