



Ratan Kumar, an ex-copywriter with Vyas Giannetti Creative, Delhi sent in these 5 ads for different events/restaurants at 'The Park' Hotel in Delhi. I like the idea behind the Pool Side Festival the best from all of them. Any other choices??
communication from across the planet!

To promote Nike ACG’s Fall & Holiday 06 apparel line, this campaign glorifies the gear and Team Nike ACG riders by making solid dramatisations of individual moves. The sculptures are carved from metal and fibre, just as the skis and snowboards, and are shot against milky white landscapes in a look that cements Nike ACG’s credentials as a premium outdoor brand.

What do you get when you combine 70,000 litres of paint, 358 single bottle bombs, 33 sextuple air cluster bombs, 22 Triple hung cluster bombs, 268 mortars, 33 Triple Mortars, 22 Double mortars, 358 meters of weld, 330 meters of steel pipe and 57 km of copper wire together??

Client: Eurostar >> Agency: TBWA (Belgium) >> Creative Directors: Jan Macken, François Daubresse >> Copywriters: Eric Piette, Frank Marinus >> Art Director: Alex Ameye >> Art Buyer: Sara Sulaimani >> Media Planner: Ingrid Pevenage >> Photographer: Marc Paeps >> Retouching: Beefactory, Annick Planquart (Mac Artist) >> Media: Posters, Internet, Dailies >> via

The Golden Drum Awards were announced recently and here's a campaign for Maggi that's sure to raise a few eye-brows! Now come to think of it, here's a product that claims that women would be better off if they spent lesser time cooking and Maggi helps them do just that. I like the premise of the produc helping in preparing a meal quickly, but I don't like the approach at all. 
A really well executed campaign for CitySport that encourages sportsmen not to do drugs. What I like most is the whole magentism of the visuals. They just grab you and it's extremely hard to not notice a campaign like this. Absolutely rivetting work here. The claim is “Don’t do drugs, do trainers.”




I found this really funny campaign for an insecticide on seaspace. The idea is basically that the product is so darn good that the insects have no other option but suicide! The quality of the images is rather small....if you know the product, leave a comment. Interesting ads here though I very vaguely get the feeling I have seen this idea before. 
I like the treatment for these ads for Campbell's Soup by BBDO, Toronto. Shadows are always fun and anything clever with them always grabs attention. via

A really cool campaign for Mondadori Books by Saatchi&Saatchi, Italy. The campaign won a gold prize at the ADCI Awards in newspaper advertising category. Great idea!

This campaign was created by LDV United in Antwerp, Belgium. This campaign was created to stimulate more diverse voting during the elections. The problem in Belgium was that most people tend to vote for the typical, average, white male (of 40-50 years old), while the place has a multi-cultural society. 

It's Diwali across the Planet and almost every page of every newspaper is trying to promote the festival season with an offer of some kind (cash discounts, freebies, trips abroad, lucky gifts, scratch cards, etc.) How does one stand out from this clutter without losing out on the spirit of the season.