Today, my agency 'be positive 24' completed 6 months. Looking back it's been a great ride. On this happy day, I felt like posting our first campaign we shot in late December 2005 even before we had an office of our own!
I like this ad for Science World than the one I posted a few days ago! I remember one of these ads picking up a Cannes Lion too!
Is the horse bowing before the car because of the Ferrari & Prancing Horse co-relation or is there much more to the story?? 
A really scary installation of Gollum to promote the Lord of the Rings in New Zealand. If I saw this at night, I'm sure this would be double scary!
I love this campaign for Rockaxis Magazine. Legends may come and Legends may go but their glory will live on...nice art and an equally cool idea make this campaign a classic combination!
Looks like floor graphics in loos across the planet could be the next big thing in advertising! Here's a guerilla effort by McCann Erickson, Spain for Jonex (a brand of condoms from Johnson & Johnson). The headline reads “you do not know when it can be necessary”. This is really interesting!
Everyone knows how much cats hate water, a perfect reason why thry are a part of this cool ad for a swimming school. Nice work. If you know the agency, please comment!
It did not strike me immediately but a closer look made it clear. All said and done, I like the ads in the Heineken Campaign (the one where the shape of the beer glass is formed through other objects) to this one though this one is nice too!
Copy: In this beautiful game, black and white have been always together. Stop racism.
Ads for the classified section of Budapest Sun. Ogilvy Budapest. CD: Dalbir Singh. Team: Istvan + Tamas. Thanks for sending in these Dalbir!
An ad for the British Council. Credits: Art: Gyorgy Varszegi/Dalbir Singh and Copy: Satbir Singh. Agency: Ogilvy Budapest. Awards: A Silver at the New York Festivals and also featured in the Communication Arts Design Annual.
The above piece of work was done for the London International. It is a language school. This got a shortlist in One Show 2005. Team: Art: Dalbir Singh and Copy: Satbir Singh Agency: Ogilvy, Budapest
A recent campaign we did at 'be positive 24' for a health and fitness club named Fitness One. The campaign was spread across outdoor and print media in the cities of Bangalore, Chennai and Coimbatore. The main aim of the campaign was to inform public about the benefits of working out. 
A stunning huge fresco installation at Cologne’s train station, promoting the world cup. The fresco presents 10 football superstars exactly how millions of enthusiastic football fans around the world see them anyway - as real football gods.
I don't know who did this ad but I think it is for some kind of service that promotes life-gaurds on the beach. Can anybody explain what this ad actualy means??
Of all the football world-cup communication I've seen, I think this is the weakest! What's the big deal of blowing up a football and slamming it into a building...it is probably the easiest thing to do! I prefer communication like the others where a medium has been utilised more effectively.
Another piece where the medium has been used effectively to deliver a message. FCB, Indonesia is the agency that did this.
Interesting work by BEI confluence communication, Delhi. Copywriter: Anisha Sarin, Art: Bhavesh Kosambia
The next time you feel like cribbing about what's in your lunch box, read this and you'll know how lucky we all actually are! This is truly painful!
Superb work by DDB Spain! Look for these very soon at the Cannes, the D&AD, the One Show, the NY Fests and every other award festival in town...
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