7.31.2008

Best TV of the week

Best TV of the week
Frijj: Run Granny Run
Grey London
Disco: Heir
Young & Rubicam, Argentina
ESPN: Technical Difficulties
Wieden + Kennedy, New York
Adobe: Cards
Goodby Silverstein & Partners, San Francisco

Best print of the week

Best print of the week
Megane Cabriolet: Ceiling
Neogama/BBH, São Paulo
Renault Grand Scenic: Beach
Neogama/BBH, São Paulo
Western Union: Reflections
Saatchi & Saatchi Vietnam
Institutional: Live to see it
Neogama/BBH, São Paulo
Godrej Ezee: Tag
Mudra Communication pvt ltd (Delhi)

Best outdoor of the week

Best outdoor of the week
GE: Grafittis
Neogama/BBH, São Paulo
ESPN: Bones
Neogama/BBH, São Paulo
Country Energy: Bicycles
Whybin\TBWA, Sydney

7.27.2008

Cadbury's Chocolate: gorilla

amazing gorilla!!!

Cadbury's Chocolate: Gorilla


Cadbury's Chocolate: Gorilla

Check out the microsite: http://www.aglassandahalffullproductions.com/

Advertising Agency: Fallon London, UK
Via: adverblog

7.24.2008

Ads of the World May 2008 winners


Best film


Subaru Forester 2009: Car Wash

Gold


Greenpeace: Dove onslaughter

Silver


Kellogg's All Bran Honey Almond: Tall Jan

Bronze

Best Outdoor


Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church Charles XI Parish: Happy Birthday

Gold


Tiji TV: Oven

Silver


Power Horse Energy Drink: Old Folk's Home

Bronze

Best Print


Fairy: Spiral

Gold


Children and Adolescents Reference Center: Annie

Silver


Reynolds Permanent Marker: Twins

Bronze

Best Ambient


HP Advanced Photo Paper: Ripped, 1

Gold


Channel TEN / Big Brother 2008: Bus stops

Silver


 Greenville Literacy Association: Book stack stair wrap

Bronze

Best Online


Atmosphere, Rhymesayers Entertainment: Tag the Web

Gold


Coca-Cola: Microphone

Silver


Nike Soccer: Guy Ritchie web exclusive

Bronze

Best Radio


Royal Automobile Club of Victoria Insurance: Disclaimer

Gold


CrediChile Bank: Maria

Silver


Rodenstock progressive lenses: Soccer Commentator

Bronze

Best art direction


 NAVIA Satellite Navigation Systems: Venice

Best post production


Chevrolet: Robot

Best illustration


 Schwarzkopf Anti-Dandruff-Shampoo: Dandruff Trails, Escapade

Best student work


 Clue: Blood

Best use of environment


BBC World: Connect with the world, 3

Best copy


Cu Chi Museum: Tunnels

7.23.2008

Ballack, Van Persie, Villa, Vieira & Cech In Size XXL

Two days prior to the kick-off of UEFA EURO 2008™, adidas presents the tournament’s stars supersized. A 17-meter-high huddle of players welcomes fans at the Zurich train station. At the Vienna Prater, a Petr Cech likeness 42 meters in size sporting eight arms holds even the most impossible shots – and in front of the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna, fans can marvel at giant-sized football boots which are the bigger than life versions of what some of Europe’s best players will be wearing during the tournament.

These spectaculars were developed by adidas and their advertising partner TBWA Berlin (180/TBWA) as highlights of the current ‘Dream Big’ campaign by 180 Amsterdam (180/TBWA) especially to capitalize on the UEFA EURO 2008™ excitement.

Bernd Wahler, adidas Chief Marketing Officer Sport Performance says; “adidas is the world’s leading football brand. We do not only excel at innovating the best possible football products, we also continue to surprise and excite our consumers with truly spectacular marketing executions. Our current ‘Dream Big’ campaign and these amazing spectaculars are excellent examples of this fact.’’

At 10.00 a.m. on June 5th adidas will reveal a circle of players, doing the huddle. Eleven colossal doubles of football stars from nine different countries make up the circle. The players stand arm in arm and cheer for each other at the top of their voices and in their own language twice a day during rush hour (at 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.). The huddle is formed by Ballack and Lahm (both Germany), Van Persie (Netherlands), Cech (Czech Republic), Charisteas (Greece), Villa (Spain), Benzema and Vieira (both France), Chivu (Romania), Ivanschitz (Austria) and Barnetta (Switzerland).

The circle measures 33 meters in diameter. Just the heads of the footballers displayed in great detail are three meters high. The self-supporting work of art weighs over seven tons and doesn't require any suspension from the ceiling. Paintbrushing experts crafted every body part with meticulous attention to detail. Over 50 people worked on the huddle figures day in and day out for more than a year.

Vienna hosts the second UEFA EURO 2008™ spectacular by adidas. It is a 42-meter-high likeness of the Czech national team goalkeeper Petr Cech, one of the best goalies in the world. adidas symbolizes the sheer invincibility of Cech, who stands in goal for Premier League club Chelsea FC, with eight arms mounted onto the Giant Ferris Wheel and thus rotating around him. The entire area covered is about the size of a football pitch. “Being chosen for this fascinating project by adidas is a great honor for me," said Petr Cech.

Apart from the giant Petr Cech, Vienna also exhibits the third adidas spectacular. Within the F50 TUNiT 16 range, adidas designed an individual UEFA EURO 2008™ football boot for each of the 16 participating nations featuring many different national colors, details and facts of the respective country. These 16 different shoes are now on display as oversized models in front of the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna, each shoe as big as a mid-sized car. Prior to their placement, the oversized shoes took a long journey on two adidas trucks through both host countries, visiting the various national teams’ quarters. There, the individualized shoes were handed over to the players who will wear the shoes during the UEFA EURO 2008™.

Cannes lions 2008 press winner!

bad boy got the grand prix winners at cannes!!!




Never let their toys die.
The world's longest lasting battery.
Energizer

The brief was to increase sales of Energizer Lithium Batteries over the Christmas period. Target audience being parents, due to the amount of batteries being purchased over the Christmas period, namely for toys.

Advertising Agency: DDB South Africa
Creative Director: Gareth Lessing
Art Director: Julie Maunder
Copywriter: Kenneth van Reenen
Photographer: Clive Stewart
Published: December 2007