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Akbank is a Turkish bank. Despite not understanding Turkish, the messaging is pretty universal—especially for a bank. The most amazing element though is the execution itself. It’s a simple pleasure to be zoomed out watching people act as pixels. It reminds me of the Human Space Invader clip I came across the other day. Perhaps this is a developing trend?
Sat, 22 Jul 2006
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Skittles has come out with one of the strangest TV ads I’ve seen in awhile. There’s something oddly attractive to the weird hippy hairiness. Their site is out their too, I just wish it was made with a little more care—the quality of the graphics is butt.
Thu, 30 Mar 2006
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Pimp my ride + those crazy french people + Nokia mobile phones =
Pimp mon mobile (that’s Pimp my mobile for all of you monolingual people out there).
The video part is a bit lengthy (as the person at Adverblog points out), but it’s a nice little concept – definitely not hatin’ on it.
Tue, 03 Jan 2006
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Foto: Thomas Hawk
You really have to read this. What’s next? A return to snake oill salesmen?
Wed, 21 Dec 2005
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A site I check out on a daily basis, Ads of the World, has listed several ads from Brasil’s Veja magazine which are quite amazing. I couldn’t find too much more information on the campaign; if anyone has a clue let me know.
Wed, 28 Sep 2005
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via Ads of the World
Brilliant.
Fri, 23 Sep 2005
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Left: BK Cones
Right: Willy Wonka’s gold coin candy, good enough to die for
Don’t underestimate the power of one main with a cause. Burger King has removed a graphic of an ice cream swirl from its packaging whose appearance is close to the arabic inscription of Allah. Zzzzzzzzzz.
Tue, 20 Sep 2005
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