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{February 20, 2009}   Cover Girl


does this appeal to you?



{December 23, 2008}   Is it Accidental?

I can’t help but wonder what is it that goes wrong? There is not one btu uncountable instances where advertisements are placed wrong. Is it deliberate? I doubt it! But humor gets the best of us. No matter what.

Advertisement policy might have and add on to more humor, less sense, but here There is More of Each. Individually and Collectively!

Below are some of the rare misplacements.

Are you smart enough to know what and where?












Humor… better than Sex… the over-rated!!



{December 22, 2008}   Something sexy about Car Ads

I cant help it but car ads, are really sexy.

Especially the Sexy car Brands. Wow!


{November 9, 2008}   The Brand Talk

heres a good read, i got from the web.Some people may never aspire to have the personality of a competent leader but would like to have a relationship with one, especially if they need a banker or a lawyer. A trustworthy, dependable, conservative personality might be boring but might nonetheless reflect characteristics valued in a financial advisor, a lawn service, or even a car–consider the Volvo brand personality. The concept of a relationship between a brand and a person (analogous to that between two people) provides a different perspective on how brand personality might work.

To see how the relationship basis model works, consider the personality types of people with whom you have relationships and the nature of those relationships. Some of the types might be as follows:

Down-to-earth, family oriented, genuine, old-fashioned (Sincerity). This might describe brands like Hallmark, Kodak, and even Coke. The relationship might be similar to one that exists with a well-liked and respected member of the famil

Spirited, young, up-to-date, outgoing (Excitement) . In the softdrink category, Pepsi fits this mold more than Coke. Especially on a weekend evening, it might be enjoyable to have a friend who has these personality characteristics.

Accomplished, influential, competent (Competence) . Perhaps Hewlett-Packard and the Wall Street Journal might fit this profile. Think of a relationship with a person whom you respect for their accomplishments, such as a teacher, minister or business leader; perhaps that is what a relationship between a business computer and its customer should be like.

Pretentious, wealthy, condescending (Sophistication) . For some, this would be BMW, Mercedes, or Lexus (with gold trim) as opposed to the Mazda Miata or the VW Golf. The relationship could be similar to one with a powerful boss or a rich relative.

Athletic and outdoorsy (Ruggedness) . Nike (versus LA Gear), Marlboro (versus Virginia Slims), and Wells Fargo (versus Bank of America) are examples. When planning an outing, a friend with outdoorsy interests would be welcome.








DID YOU KNOW…

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has said that “it would be a great thing” if “fast-food outlets,” slaughterhouses and laboratories “exploded tomorrow,” and that “it’s perfectly appropriate for people to take bricks and toss them through the windows”?

The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) is calling for a “Twinkie tax” on high calorie foods and desserts, as well as increased taxes on TVs and gasoline?

A co-founder of Greenpeace has called his former organization “a band of scientific illiterates who use Gestapo tactics to silence people who wish to express their views ina civilized forum”?

Mothers Against Drunk Driving has announced that they are now targeting “moderate to light drinkers”?

The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine has hoodwinked the public with their “healthy diets” to where the AMA has called them “irresponsible and potentially dangerous to the health and welfare of Americans”?

And… the combined annual budgets of the above mentioned groups is more than $74 million, because of massive spending by big name foundations such as the Pew Charitable Trusts and the Joyce Foundation?



{August 30, 2008}   Do Not Be Smart

Don’t Be Too Smart
Don’t Be Too Smart An funny advertisement… JavaScript is disabled! To display this content, you need a JavaScript capable browser. Adobe Flash…

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{July 27, 2008}   Sexy Toyota.. Sexy Pitt

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!

The Sexy Feeling With The Sexy Guy.. What A Combo!



{July 27, 2008}   Taco Bell: Purse

Advertising Agency: Draftfcb, Orange County, USA
Creative Directors: Chris D’Amico, Teddy Brown
Art Director: Andrew Lincoln
Copywriter: Zachary Schmitz
Director: John O’Hagan
Production Company: RSA FILMS
Agency Producer: Tom Anderson
Editors: Justin Amore @ Optimus
Aired: April 2008



{July 24, 2008}   Is is just global warming?







Global warming is used too much already in advertising… Looks like it’s the sign of the times. Diesel campaign tries to show it in a more pleasant way. As i have said before, they have very nice photography. The copy reads “global warming ready” showing a summer fresh collection.

Client: Diesel
Agency: Marcel, Paris
Creative Director: Nicolas Chauvin
Copywriter: Frederic Temin
Art Director: Nicolas Chauvin / Romin Favre
Photographer: Terry Richardson
Typographer: Romin Favre



{July 24, 2008}   New and Light


Nice visual for this billboard ad for Pepsi. Made in France in a really French way “Sexy drink” claims the copy, and it shows a woman opening a Pepsi light can, letting the sparkles come out as if it is some sort of refreshing spray or a perfume bottle. Nice approaching.

Client: PepsiCo / Pepsi light
Agency: CLM BBDO, Boulogne Billancourt
Creative Director: Jean-Francois Sacco / Gilles Fichteberg
Copywriter: Fabien Moreira
Art Director: Paola Nauges
Photographer: Jean-Noel Leblanc-Bontemps

But has sex got anything to do with it??



et cetera