April 2009

Subaru Forester: plain and simple

by bhatnaturally on April 27, 2009

Among the sea of ads that one sees on creative showcase sites on the web, a handful catch your eye. Just like in real life, I guess. Here’s one such campaign for Subaru Forester , coming from Saatch & Saatchi, Ukraine. A simple visual idea to connote the off-road capabilities of the vehicle. Interesting product [...]

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Heineken walk-in fridge follow up

by bhatnaturally on April 26, 2009

Following the viral success of it’s Walk-In fridge commercial, Heineken has released a follow up. Not as good as the original, but at least an attempt was made to give the walk-in fridge a twist. Worked for you? Via Adverblog

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Fake IPL Player: some fun off the cricket field

April 25, 2009

The Fake IPL Player’s blog is great fun. Each post gets tonnes of (deserving) comments – today’s post on the ‘big match’ has over 200 comments already. Whoever is behind this blog has hit upon a brilliant idea – albeit inspired by the now-defunct Fake Steve Jobs blog. Fake Steve Jobs was written by an [...]

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Tata Indicom says hello (again) to network quality

April 25, 2009

The latest ads of Tata Indicom hark back to the quality of their network by creating dissonance about competing networks’ call quality. In a way, they are back to where they started from. The ads featuring Kajol attempted to switch competing consumers by promising better call quality. The ‘Suno dil ki awaz‘ campaign ensued and [...]

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HP life like prints

April 25, 2009

Another execution of the ‘literal take’ on a phrase kind of advertising. Unlike this one, it works. Advertising Agency: CLM BBDO, Paris, France Via I Believe in Advertising

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Toyota unveils 4 new cars in one TVC

April 25, 2009

A cool new TVC from Toyota deftly announcing 4 new cars in one commercial: the 7 seat Verso, the IQ, the Urban Cruiser, and the Avensis. The simple visual device of unveiling the tarpaulin cover serves as a transition from one car model to the other. Via The Inspiration Room Daily.

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Sanyo Underwater Camera: see what’s under the sea

April 25, 2009

Nice example of typography as visual device. Saatchi & Saatchi, New Zealand have created this campaign for Sanyo’s underwater camera, Xacti. Via Scary Ideas. The rest of the executions (not as good as the one above) are here.

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