Dr Prem Jagyasi and Team (C)

While surfing through www in pursuit of interesting ads, I stumbled upon this creative print campaign which has been developed by Ogilvy Singapore for Children’s Panadol. Well, the campaign is worth our attention, as it provides us with genuine…

Now, this is an interesting advertising effort from Post-it, with the creative support of El Garaje Lowe Lima, Peru. Though post-it is a commonly used product in offices, they decided to target students and expand their market.

With this view,…

Same sex marriage. America’s hot subject of debate. Now, Cindy McCain, wife of McCain, the Republican candidate in the 2008 presidential race, has also joined in one side.

In what can be described as an embarrassing situation for John McCain,…

This advertising effort for Car free mountain resort, developed by Wirz BBDO Network, adopts a rather unusual way of communication.

They have created a poster which is covered with sealed air bubbles which consist of the fine mountain air in the..

Jokes have many categories. Clean jokes, office jokes, dirty jokes…advertising is not unfamiliar to jokes. Even insurance companies have begun to bank on jokes to sell the product. But some jokes may misfire, and may not help you sell your car.

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Should there be decorum while developing advertising ideas for social causes? Or, if the can they adopt any extreme ways to convey the ‘great’ message’?

The question is indeed a baffling one, and this is not an ‘yes’ or ‘no’…

This print advertisement for ANTI-CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE (Casa do Menor company) is indeed a powerful creative work which makes an impact on the viewers in a disturbing way. But this ‘disturbing’ element is needed here to make an impact on the social.

This outdoor, press and online campaign is noticeable because of its unique interactive nature. It has been developed by Clemenger BBDO for Tot Mom, Sydney Theatre Company’s latest production, which actually reveals how a crime can come to grip an.

Most of the lingerie ads are like interesting proverbs. They reveal a bit, but conceal a lot. The art of covering the idea makes these ads more interesting. (indeed, not all the lingerie ads are not like that. Some just follows the usual ‘sexy’…