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I’ve said it before, Droga 5 is my favourite agency in the world. Everything they do turns to viral. Creatively they are just untouched. They see things differently. One day, hopefully one day, I’ll get to meet David Droga and spend a minute understanding how he thinks… Take this for example. Never before have I [ READ MORE ]
A couple month back I posted my favourite ad of 2010 (click to view it) by Rethink in Canada for the Langara Scholarship. They are back to invite creatives to submit for this year’s and they have almost managed to match the quality of last year’s ad. Have a look see below… Again, creativity doesn’t [ READ MORE ]
Now that I think about it, my favourite ad from last year, is this one. It’s for Langara scholarship in Canada by Rethink. It’s brilliance lies in it’s creativity but more important, it’s simplicity. Goes to show, you don’t need R10m to make a decent TV ad![ READ MORE ]
Creativity > everything else. I love it when it’s proven[ READ MORE ]
The new Axe Ad from BBH London. Awesome when you have a massive budget to make an ad. Probably shot in a little village in Italy using famous Italian models… I think it should have ended around the 1:10 mark without the halo’s breaking (that offends us greatly)… If you didn’t understand the ending it [ READ MORE ]
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I stumbled across this really great article entitled “Why agencies can’t brand“. The author, Nick Wreden, poses some strong arguments as to why agencies can’t. It’s certainly worth a read. Once you do you will not only gather why it is important for agencies to change but why we at Halo have focused our efforts [ READ MORE ]
It’s quite Dexter but still an awesome design of some stationery. Morbid but brilliant. Check you later or check you another time[ READ MORE ]
Created by Publicis in Frankfurt, Germany, this is one of the greatest ads I have ever seen. An example of how any product category can be made interesting, this one is for a vacuum cleaner!!! Imagine the face of the creative when he first received the brief! Funny, interesting, memorable[ READ MORE ]
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