A brilliant rebuttle campaign for Greenpeace, whom are often portrayed by the media as being disruptive and a bit extreme in their attempts to thwart environmental wrongdoings -- with the results that public opinion fails to see that all these efforts are for the greater good. I guess this is a great kick in most of our collective non-greenpeace-effort-conscious asses (can I say "ass" on the internet? Haha.) Agency unknown - please post credits in the comments and I will add them. (Thanks, AdsOfTheWorld!)

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Great idea, brings out this "interior smile". The art direction is a little blotchy to my taste, but hey - maybe I'm getting old. Creative team: Marcelo Przedzmirski and Rodolfo Amaral from agency CCZ Eletrica, Brazil. (Thanks, Twenty-Four!)

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Creative powerhouse Jung Von Matt came up with this smart revival of the Charles C. Ebbets classic, for announcer Lego.


















The original picture:

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Pancrom is a digital studio in Brazil that deals with printing, color correction and retouching services. The copy reads: "Color faithfulness only at Pancrom". You couldn't possibly have more vivid art direction, and a more vivid message. Great concept, agency unknown. Credits please! (Thanks, TwentyFour!)

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Usually I think ads that feature sexual themes are easy and cliché attention grabbers, but I guess that in this case the approach is justified, and directly linked to the product's main attribut (I won't say benefit): so hot it hurts. Good idea for Heinz ketchup, somewhere in the asian world (you'll probably also see another version of the same concept for another product, but the exection is poorer). If anybody knows the agency credits, write them in a comment. (Thanks, Brief Blog!)

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You have to recognize the fun idea behind this poster ad for Eau de Fcuk, the latest fragrance from the world-loved brit brand. (Thanks, Coolz0r!)

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Interesting spoofing of the world-reknowned "sex positions" posters by Cliff Freeman & Partners, New York, letting us know that all this creative nookie yoga may lead to AIDS, and of course - death. The poster is currently distributed to the college crowd. Client: Youthaids. (Thanks, AdCritic!)

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The copy reads: "Life revolves around the sun. Use Sundown."

Wait, wait, wait. Don't you think that imperative in advertising is something that's obsolete? "Use" our products. "Do" this. "Eat" that. This belongs to another generation­. Motivative advertising has long been dead and buried. This generation would probably like to read "Sundown. Life revolves around the sun", or better yet the simpler "Life revolves around the sun".

But hey. Judging from position of said title addition, and slightly smaller size, I'm sure of this:
THE CLIENT MADE THEM ADD IT. Shit happens.

This being said, great photography from PLATINUM, FMD - these guys are amazing.

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If you guys don't know it yet, the most loved and awaited PS3 will hit the stores across North America on November 17. A teaser campaign has recently begun, titled "Play B3yond", which is currently hitting the NYC (corner LaFayettte and Bond).


















Also, you can already feast your eyes on the recently released commercial for this upcoming launch, now available on AdKrispies. Featured soundtrack is An Ending (Ascent) by Brian Eno. The commercial is once again the work of crazy awesome agency McKinney + Silver. I bow in your general direction. Need kickass partners in Canada? Write me. Hehe. Shameless plug.

Ps3 coming. Better get those sleeping bags ready in front of your local electronics store now.

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A most altruistic idea, for PSP users often found too engrossed in a game to talk. From agency Sil Malaysia. (Thanks, Ziritione!)

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Maybe you can't see the picture well, so let me explain: The kid is able to be flying on an little RC plane, because the energizer batteries are so powerful. Simple, and effective.
Agency unknown, sorry.

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The copy reads: "Warning: May cause pregnancy". Lovely.

From DDB Sydney, down under in Oz land.

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A great set of illustrations in these ads from KesselsKramer, Netherlands (which feel directly inspired from those Davy Crockett-type storybooks from the 60s), demonstrating how Bavaria beer is the perfect celebration of true manhood (roar ! grr.)

(Thanks, TWENTY FOUR !)

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Great ad. Too bad there's the tiny little "Don't forget to buy it" under the logo. That sounds like a client joke. A client who's like your uncle. An uncle who repeats his ill-witted joke twice or three times, until you emit a faint, yellow laugh. And then he reminds you he's a client. And he says "no seriously, add it".

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This is so simple. So good. I don't know which agency did it, or if it's spec work, even. But bravo. (Thanks, Advergirl!)

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Another demonstration how flatness can be good in print. From Euro-RSCG. (Thanks, Creativecriminal!)

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