Two cool ads for Parisloft Dental Clinic in Montreal, Canada where the corporate philosophy is "we hate yellow"! 
In order to promote the Martial Arts Week by the National Geographic Channel (NGC) - a series of documentaries about the surprising Martial Arts – a press kit constituted by a brick, a black belt and a leaflet was sent to the press and media buyers with information about the series and the programme schedule. The press kit defies whoever opens it to try and break the brick, making that person feel like a true Martial Art Master.
First it was the refreshingly lovely television commercials that we all wished we had made and now BRAVIA is back in print and outdoor too. These ads are so trippy, you could be on a roller coaster ride by just staring at them in deep concentration. Lovely work by EURO RSCG in Argentina. via
They are back, and this time they promise to bring alive your worst advertising nightmares. Welcome to round 2 of this extended saga of senseless communication effort by Eastpak. I don't know if some of you do find some justification in these ads, buut they are as stupid to me as they always were. If you're curious to see more of these, go here.
Two ads for a brand of shampoo called Hazeline. The first ad is for their variant that makes your hair stronger and the second is for a variant that promises smooth, silky hair. A great way to show the individual benefits with the same idea! If you know the agency, leave a comment!
A nice and funny campaign for a Rat and Mice Killer called d-CON. I've definetely seen something very similar before. Can't seem to recollect where though!
This is a campaign for a public service agency called The AIDS assistance Frankfurt registered association. They offer information, consultation, assistance and switching - confidentially, anonymous and free of charge to all HIV and AIDS Victims. The English here may not be great but the ads are interesting. via: Coloribus Blog.
A really cool and eye-catching campaign for Humo, the Belgian (Flemish) weekly magazine. What I find interesting is the fact that the youngsters across Belgium really loved this campaign and it soon acheieved the status of being transferred into posters in dorms and teenager bed rooms across the country while the older generation never really liked the work. The platform of mixing cultures is great and the rendition here, even better! Lovely work from Mortierbrigade
A series of four spec ads for monster.com by Rajesh M.R from Dubai. You think any of these are interesting? They are just OK for me!
Helder Romao, a junior art director from FCB, Lisbon in Portugal sent in this print ad for ACA-M. You can see more of his work on his blog at http://lder.blogspot.com/
I think the underlying message here is something to the effect of 'Sex without a condom. is similar to doing it without using your head'. It would be great if somebody could help with a translation on this campaign.
