

This campaign for ICARE - An organisation that educates and supports eye donation was done by Contract Advertising, Delhi. VIA: adsoftheworldcommunication from across the planet!


This campaign for ICARE - An organisation that educates and supports eye donation was done by Contract Advertising, Delhi. VIA: adsoftheworld
I honestly believe that a few debates are eternal and will go on... The fact that parallel thinking exists is something eveybody in the industry needs to accept. Look at these 2 ideas, one from the U.K. and one from Mumbai, India. Now they are similar cos both of them use a rubber stamp but I guess it ends there...
A few months ago, we used cracked walls in the city to promote Karate Classes at a Fitness Club. There were visitors screaming their heads off saying it was done before...the point being cracked walls as a medium have been used for headache tablets, earthquake relief, and lots of other products. That clearly does not mean they cant be used again as long as the message is new and so is the product category!



A campaign for Ariel Washing Powder. I find this campaign boring. And you can like think of a thousand of these and its not the first time you've seen them! VIA
The US based One Show has disqualified an entry for ‘Sanctuary’ magazine, created by McCann-Erickson, Mumbai. The reason the One Club officials cite for the disqualification is that the idea was similar to one used for the Matheran Bachao Samiti, created by Uday Parkar and Veynz Nayre in 1998 while they were with Everest Brand Solutions (then Everest Advertising). For further info: click here

Interesting Guerilla idea for a optical solutions company (i think). The headline reads "Extends your vision with panoramic lenses". VIA



I see a huge rise in the number of campaigns for Music Chanels, Radio Stations, Cinema Theatres, DVD/VCD/CD Lending Libraries, Book Stores, etc. A clear indication that the entertainment age is up and alive! Here's another campaign by Graffitti BBDO for a Radio Station called Magic FM. via: ihaveanidea.org


If there's one campaign that everybody seems to love, like and admire, it is this one for SBI Cards done by Mudra. These guys seem to have got it bang on! A simple campaign that tells the message so interestingly...keep rocking guys, thanks for this one! via: adsoftheworld
We had elections in Tamilnadu, a state where I live in and a friendly neighbourhood copywriter created this campaign to encourage people to vote. I like these...I'm sure you will too! via: paaji
A finalist at the Montreux Fest was a campaign for Mahanand Josh Flavored Milk in the Press: Beverages category. The campaign has two ads, both showing a cow grazing on items such as strawberries and chocolate, which are lying on the grass. The lines with the logo are, ‘Strawberry Flavoured Milk’ and ‘Chocolate Flavoured Milk’, respectively. The campaign bagged a bronze at the AAAI Goafest as well. It was created by Deborah Fernandes, Ayesha Bedi and Tejali Shete.
The next finalist was an ad for the Cancer Patients Aid Association in the press and public interest category. Aimed at throwing light on secondary smoking, the ad shows the feet of a man and a boy in a morgue with the placards ‘Smoker’ and ‘Passive Smoker’ on each of them, respectively. The credits for this ad go to Tarun Batra and Sachin Kamath.
The last finalist was a press ad for Tena Adult Diapers, created by Thoppil Paul and Santosh Sonawane, in the Press: Cosmetics/Pharmaceuticals category. The ad has a single line of copy that reads, ‘Is this how it feels when your bladder interrupts your life?’ That sounds simple enough, except that after every two or three alphabets, there is a comma, thus bringing out the ‘interruption’ problem. (Tena is an adult diaper that helps combat incontinence.) VIA: agencyfaqs.com