OOH Advertising Richard Ayoade needs a Christmas present for his mother, and he dismisses Argos as a toy shop. Two of the retailer’s toy mascots then haunt him back through…
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OOH Advertising British Airways is selling winter sun with photos of British rain. Its new posters show puddles on wet streets, each one reflecting grey skies, people going about their…
Amruta Jadhav
Highlights Kia has made Rafael Nadal a full-size EV4 GT out of clay, part of it taken from tennis courts that shaped his career. White court lines run along…
Amruta Jadhav
Highlights Doctor Doom has marched down a Tokyo boulevard, appeared in 2,000 drones over Seoul’s Han River and sat on a throne in an Osaka cinema lobby. With Avengers…
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Highlights Whiskas has hired outdoor cats in Kazakhstan as detectives. Each one wears a small camera and a GPS tracker on its collar and films the other cats it…
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Highlights Mercado Livre is putting a scratch panel on its shipping labels. When a parcel arrives, the buyer scratches over their own name and address until the details can…
Amruta Jadhav
Highlights Dove asked an FBI-trained forensic artist to draw women he could not see. Each woman described her own face from behind a curtain. A stranger who had met…
Amruta Jadhav
Highlights A woman sits with her photos and deletes her former boyfriends from them, one picture at a time. Then her phone lights up with a text that reads…
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OOH Advertising Woolmark has placed a see-through billboard in the middle of a working Australian sheep farm. The copy reads “The creators of the world’s smartest fibre aren’t scientists. But…
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Highlights A Canadian sex toy maker took the most talked about iceberg on the internet and turned it into a product. The Dickie Berg is a dildo shaped like…
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Highlights Colgate has turned the foam from a child’s toothbrush into a Halloween costume. In its new ads, toothpaste froth drips from a boy’s mouth in the shape of…
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Festive Campaigns Ummeed Ka Diya | HP India An elderly diya seller, Amma, is ignored by shoppers until a young boy uses an HP notebook and printer to make posters…
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