Dr Prem Jagyasi and Team (C)

This is an outdoor advertising effort from ELEM (Youth In Distress In Israel), which is the largest organization in Israel which helps adolescents who are living in the streets.

There are more than 300,000 adolescents in Israel who are living in…

For the kind attention of sports stars. Respect advertising boards. Next time, even if you are unable to contain your frustration about the way you play (or others), be careful not to kick up anything, particularly advertising boards.

Well, Harbhajan.

This spot urges us to help Haiti. In a simple way. But in a highly creative and effective way.

No verbal diarrhea. No forced ideas. No added color. It hits the target with the sharp message – and we are the target.

Remember- help Haiti…

This public awareness campaign about the danger of texting while driving attracts our attention mainly because of its subtle way of presentation. This print ad has been developed for Orange Israel, by Shalmor Avnon Amichay/Y&R Interactive Tel…

There are no naked babes. No shameless stunts. But this is an advertising effort from animal lovers. But not from PETA, and that makes all the difference.

This print campaign for enpa- society for the protection of animals- developed by McCann…

It is not easy to please PETA. They are quick in finding out your crime whenever you do a cruelty to animals. But there are rare incidents in which they appreciate and honor someone or something. Now, PETA is amused with Avatar and its director James.

There are so many ways to lure the customers. Alfa Romeo just found out a comparatively novel idea to attract them. They helped the customers to sell their cars, and- to buy from Alfa Romeo!

As part of a sales promotion campaign during the…

Diesel, the international jeans brand, through its new campaign Be Stupid, is banking on a rather unconventional philosophy. It hails stupidity as a truly brilliant philosophy to follow. “Stupid is the relentless pursuit of a regret-free life. Only…

Humor in Indian commercials is usually presented with a serious background, until it reveals the ‘funny’ part at the end. This unexpected funny twist entertains the viewer as it succeeds to keep him clueless until the end. Watch this commercial…

We have seen how they said it earlier. Now, Wrangler has revealed its new image for this 2010 Spring/Summer season, which goes by the name of Red. The campaign, developed by Fred & Farid, Paris, is centered on the primary instincts of human beings.
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