Archive for June, 2008

Working on it.

Monday, June 30th, 2008

What you are looking at right now is work in progress. Be sure to bookmark IwishIdidit.com and watch the site grow. So, not to bore you to death, here’s something you might wan’t to have a look at…

2008 Effies

http://www.effiejournal.com/effieawards/2008ea/

or do… Sell out your own home video…

http://www.instinctthephone.com/

Ryska Posten,

Monday, June 30th, 2008

UPDATED under Read more…

Guinea pig’s working hard to deliver in this Guerilla activity for Ryska Posten, a Swedish Delivery Firm. The reason for the ingenious hub caps was Ryska Postens investment in enviromentally friendly hybrid cars, exchanging their old petrol driven fleet.

Client: Ryska Posten / Daniel Pilotti and Kristoffer Jeansson
Agency: King, Sweden
Art Director, Axel Isberg / Pontus Thorén, Copywriter / Vostro, Photographer

Source: Resumé

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Inspiration:

Friday, June 27th, 2008

Some inspirational sites:

http://www.everyoneforever.com/

http://www.linascheynius.com/

http://www.tonykellyphotography.com/

http://www.davidbyun.com/

http://www.andralludovic.com/

http://www.monster-munch.com/

http://www.theamazingshape.co.uk/

http://www.illsean.com/

http://www.rgbstudio.co.uk/

http://www.hellohikimori.com/

http://www.superexpresso.com/

http://mrdoob.com/

http://sq.ro/

http://szymon.tumblr.com/http://www.rosenworld.com/

The melted ice cream truck,

Friday, June 27th, 2008

http://www.woostercollective.com/

Glide installation

Friday, June 27th, 2008

Agency: Saatchi and Saatchi NY
Tony Granger, Executive Creative Director /Kerry Keenan, Creative Director / Alison Gragnano, Creative Director / Michael Schachtner, Art Director / Menno Kluin, Art Director / Julia Neumann, Copywriter

Apparently done in Toronto.

Here’s a nicer photo of the pig.

What are your parents up to?

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

Swedish Commercials from Forsman&Bodenfors.

Client: Tele2 Amigos, cheap “top up” phone subscription
Agency: Forsman&Bodenfors

Copy 1: “What are your parents up to when you’re abroad?”
Copy 2: “Keep an eye on them with Amigos Cash Card”

Cannes ‘08, film Grand Prix

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

Cadbury, “Gorilla”:

Client: Cadbury, Dairy Milk
Agency: Fallon London, United Kingdom
Production: Blink, United Kingdom

Halo 3, “Believe”:

Client: Microsoft / XBOX 360/’Halo 3′ Video Game
Agency: McCann Worldgroup, San Francisco, USA
Production: GO Film / MJZ / T.A.G / RSA Films

Fructis, anti dandruff

Monday, June 23rd, 2008


Advertising Agency: Publicis Vienna, Austria
Art Director: Christian Snor
Illustrator: Evelina Sava
Published: August 2007

Woops,

Monday, June 23rd, 2008

Everything’s done? Have a look further down the page or click here.


“Wash hands after use.”

Agency: Rediffusion Dyr, New Delhi, India
Creative Directors: Shantanu Chatterjee, Sangita Dev
Art Director: Shantanu Chatterjee
Copywriter: Sangita Dev
Photographer: Saurav Dua
Published: October 2006

Mkey,

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

I remember how much discussions there was about so called scam work in Cannes a few years back. I even remember ads being pulled due to scam. And now, it’s all scam work. Ok, it might have run. But the objective for the ads are nothing but winning awards. A boring person would rant about pushing products.

What happened to “solve problems”? Today creatives invent the problems with the solution. What came first, the idea or the client? What ever happened with good bread & butter work?

“Yes, y’all might remember a Cannes gold lion winner of 1999 from DM9 DDB, Sao Paulo for Parmalat Hot Chili Ketchup, it was claimed to be a scam ad and AdAge even tried to find the source of the media run. After repeated calls by Advertising Age to the agency asking when and where the ad ran, a representative said the ad ran in June 1999 in an unnamed magazine published by a company called Sisal. The deadline for Cannes entries is two months earlier, in April, implying the ad only ran after it was awarded. And Sisal, a call to the company revealed, publishes car magazines, an improbable media choice for a ketchup ad. So, the Pringles ad might be a Badlander, in that we’ve seen the idea before. But then again, maybe not since the other ad might not have been a real ad anyway. Still, if you want to depict “hot” what better way than a tongue sticking out?”

Source: http://commercial-archive.com/node/143061