A very different and weird campaign for a Sea Food Restaurant called Gajalee at the Phoenix Mills Compound in Mumbai. I'm kinda confused at the exact idea here. Is it all about the smell of fish? Or is it about something else?
A cool guerilla idea by Lowe, Dubai to promote Axe. From outside it loox like that's a bus full of women and a man having a great party! via
I like the attitude these ads by George Patterson, Y&R from Australia portray. While there are loads of ads that are motivated towards making a donation or supporting a cause by showing you shocking visuals or by a clever execution, the tone of these ads makes them very friendly and warm and most importantly relatable. Now who doesn't want to see a smile on a kid's face!
If you just heard a loud sound, it might have just been your jaw dropping! Welcome to the impact of advertising from South East Asia. I've always believed that the most bizzare and stunningly creative ideas come from countries like Bangkok, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan & China.
Thanks to Kcaui from Dentsu for sending in this Guerilla Ad for Kampo. A medication that helps you release acidity and gas. This bubble wrap poster was a demonstration of how the product worked on the body. Interesting stuff here
Agency: Publinet Advertising, Dubai >> Creative Directors (Art): Arun Kumar, Subhash >> Creative Director (Copy): Benjamin Borges
I like this pizza box innovation by Carlsberg. The message reads part of the game but I was just wondering if it would make more sense if it was actually done by a Pizza Company!
A poster that was created on the occasion of World Population Day. Was done by EURO RSCG, I think. Can anybody confirm that?
This ad for my body gym is kinda hilarious. I love the idea of the elephant following the fat lady instead of its own mother! I do wonder if that's going to put off fat people as it looks like it ridicules them. We recently did a campaign for a weight loss program featuring pregnant men! (well, fat men who looked like pregnant men)...I find a parallel of sorts with this idea ad the one we did. via
Thanks to Tolga Büyükdoganay for sending in this campaign for ITIVI. It features a style and technique that we've seen before but translates into an interesting campaign that's not only cost-effective but interesting too!
A very cleverly disguised message...it's so subtle that I almost missed it! And then it hit me...nice work here.
These 2 ads for Ford's New Ranger XLT have been doing the rounds across the advertising blogosphere for a few days now. I recently bumped into this post by Coolzor that reveals that these ads by Ogilvy, Belgium might not be as original as they seem because exactly the same idea has been done before in 1999 for the launch of the 607 from Peugeot! The agency behind the Peugeot is unknown though.
Here's the 1999 ad that was done by Peugeot. Saints v/s Sinners, Anybody got anything more to say??
An interesting print campaign for Duracell Rechargable Batteries. I would have probably written a headline without a negative word like die but then...I guess that was taken into account by the team too.
Thanks to Woei Hern from Dentsu Malaysia for sending in this cute ad for Kampo, a health aid that helps you eat better!
Another campaign for Harmony, the magazine for Senior Citizens. This print campaign tries to promote their website, www.harmonyindia.org. You can see their previous print campaign here!
Veja, the magazine from Brazil is back with it's latest typo campaign. Their last campaign was a roaring success across the advertising world winning loads of metal in several ad fests. Now, this campaign for me is a bit of a let down though it still is great work. 
I don't really know if Ogilvy & Mather, Singapore shot this campaign for Perfetti or if this was done on photoshop but it's an idea that comes like a wave of fresh air. To be honest, I did think of Sony Bravia for a second but then, that's just natural. This campaign also won at the Asia Pacific Ad Fest. Great work and if this was really shot, then I'm sure it must have been an experience like no other! VIA
A really nice print ad for the VW Phaeton. If I were to read this ad in a magazine, I'd find it hard to forget. Nice work!
A campaign for Henko Stain Champion by Mudra, Communications. This is quite a tricky one. The instance you bring these ads to your eye, the mountain and the trees vanish but take them a little away from your eye and you see them again. The same might work if you half close your eyes but then, does today's consumer have enough time to do all that?
This is an ad for the Museum of Art in Sao Paulo, Brazil. I think the point here is that art is knowledge or Art creates Wisdom, etc...may be a different interpretation but a similar thought. 
