Strange, but in its own way original and funny... Advertising from New Zealand, in which babies play the role of "real" fishermen.
Mamama - innovative multisensory furniture
Furniture affects on all child's senses, and thereby stimulates his growing. Everything based on a modern design methodology, what involves creating a multidisciplinary team of specialists of various fields: psychologists, anthropologists, sociologists, designers, engineers, parents and children. Mamama was premiered at the Arena Design Fair in Poznan, where it achieved a title Top Design Award 2010.
Iron Man? No! Iron Baby!
Do you remember Iron Man? Probably yes. I like the first Iron Man movie, that's why I look forward to have some free time for watching a sequel (Yes, I didn't see it yet). This time however I don't want to talk about Iron Man, but about... Iron Baby. Great work of Canadian filmmaker Patrick Boivin. Bravo!
Safe sex thanks the iPhone?
The Durex baby, because that's how someone has called this campaign... wants to persuade would-be fathers to practice safe sex. And all of that with the iPhone and simple app (screaming and crying app). It wouldn't convince me... but maybe it's because I have a newborn at home. What do you think about that?
The Babysitter
New ad of Che magazine, which let you keep on dreaming of a better world. Interesting idea, certainly may be some kind of instant hit...
Evian: We're all babies inside
Do you remember brilliant ad Evian Live Young? It's the best time, to come back to this "baby" concept. We present much simpler, but as well interesting campaign of Evian.
UNICEF & Publicis will help your conscience
Would you like to transmute your advertising sins into something good? UNICEF and Publicis have created a charitable activity especially for you.
'Dead pets' - consequence of climate-change
New British spot is telling about consequences of climate-changes. It shows a father reading his daughter a bedtime story in which puppies drown and rabbits are left without water to drink because of rising CO2 levels. Ad is running on television, press, outdoor posters, cinema and online. Spot runs on imagination, but I feel that it is directed largely to a younger audience... however is it not too 'scary' for them?
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