Arm yourself with an Epson HD ready projector and a Playstation 3 and you’ll take gaming to the next level. Funny viral.
(Found on Marketing Alternatif)
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Extreme Gaming
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Who is the man?
Brilliant satirical advert series for fashion brand French Connection. Putting such texts on fashionable photos is just a great idea. It reminds me strongly of the Unhappy Hipsters. Created by Fallon.
Thanks Wout!
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Google commercial
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A woman cleaning in knickers
Did you know that most women like to clean in their underwear? And that they have strange rituals doing the cleaning? Filmmaker Justin Anderson teamed up with lingerie brand Damaris to visualize these facts. Result: a pretty interesting piece of film, called Chore.
Warning: partial nudity!(Found on Creative Review)
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Compassion for an inanimate object
An oldie but still strong: Spike Jonze’s Ikea commercial from 2005. It gives me the same feeling I got from those sad xmas trees. But this little film helps me snap out of it.
(Thanks Fina!)
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Jazz hamsters
A bunch of fly hamsters that play jazz. Groovy.
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The Honest $10000 SPAM
A set up offcourse and good PR for Mother, but I think it’s kind of funny that some money is going to Nigeria at last. But to charity instead of those Nigerian money scam spammers that have been active since internet is alive.
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Nose hair trimmer adds
We like ‘m!
(Found on Marketing Alternatif)
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Quite nice: Canal + commercial
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The 50 Sluttiest American Apparel Ads of All Time
What does the combination sex, plane style clothing and some use of helvetica do? It sells. To me at least. Hammana! Hammana! Go check ‘m all!
(Found on Oneplusinfinty)
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Quite nice: DHL add
Isn’t it?
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Johnnie Walker Short film: Walk
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Your move, BMW
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Neglected children made invisible
Alternative marketing campaign for neglected kids in Australia.
(found on Marketing Alternatif)
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Photoshop disasters
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A.. quarium.. ah.. quarium
Compared to the post below this one, this ad costs probably zero dollars and is a gazilion times more creative. Simple and funny.
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Pepsi
Pepsi has a new logo. It’s made by Arnellgroup and costs 1,3 million dollars and it’s designed with some kind of scientific approach. Does anybody really care?
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Quite nice: T Mobile commercial
Allright, it’s a bit corny and all but we have to admitt we raised the corners of our mouth watching this T Mobile advert. It was filmed at Liverpool Street station, London, one morning.
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Scared mannequins
Funny ads created by Harvey Nichols: mannequins ducking for shelter like they were going to be hit by a vulcanic explosion of wild crazy bargain hunters.
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Spending Time With Poster Boy
Check out this NY street artist who bombs the NY subways with a razor blade instead of spraycans. He cuts pieces from poster ads and switches them to create new images. Très frois!
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Eyebrows Dance
Funny commercial for some kind of milk chocolate made by Fallon. Cool that they used 80s electro track Don’t Stop The Rock. We can’t figure out though if the eyebrow movement of the kids is real or ’shopped’? What do you think?
