Showing posts with label POP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label POP. Show all posts

IKEA "Staircase Drawer"


The objective of the communication was to highlight IKEA’s innovative ways to save space. The idea presents IKEA store’s main staircase as a chest of drawers with everything inside neatly organised, highlighting the efficient use of space in an impactful and larger-than-life manner. Bronze Cannes Lions Outdoor Winner.

Save Our Seas "Warning"



100 million sharks are slaughtered by humans every year. By comparison, only 4 humans are attacked. This begs the question: Who is the real predator? They devised a warning sign for their client. It was stuck on the Two Oceans Aquarium shark tank and warned of the predators byond this point. However, it was printed "backwards" so that the warning was actually for the sharks. An overwhelming response from international and local visitors to date with international rollout planned.

National Geographic "Jail set"


To promote a shock documentary series on day-to-day life in one of America's worst prisons. More than 30.000 place settings depicting a picture of a disgusting prison meal tray were distributed at lunchtime in Paris eateries and brasseries (restaurants). This ambient promotional campaign for the show generated far more attention than the press and poster campaign that was launched concurrently. The outcome? The chain achieved its highest viewing figures since its foundation in 2001. Many articles were written mentioning the operation in the French daily press and in French magazines.

Liu Shuang "Acupuncture"



To communicate in a very low cost way their client's Acupuncture Services, to the general public in general and Western Expatriates in particular. The latter are increasingly switching to alternative medicines and therapy. They created this small poster wich they posted on notice boards of Supermarkets and Coffee shops frequented by Western Expatriates. The big idea here was, they used tacks like Acupuncture needles to hold the poster in place. By doing so, they converted this simple poster into a demonstration of Acunpuncture. During the month when these small posters ran, bookings for our client's Acupuncture services increased by 27%.

WWF "Coins"



WWF campaign in order to raise donations, where magnetic posters were placed at cinemas, gyms and reception areas in company buildings, and relied on a paint by numbers type method of placing certain coins on the highlighted positions to reveal the hidden creature. "Make your donation to the WWF Brazil here and see who you'll be helping".

Homeless With Thought-Provoking POP


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When was the last time you saw a homeless person? Do you even remember? And if you do remember, you probably just walked right by, right? On behalf of the Weingart Homeless Center, LA-based agency David & Goliath set out to change that all too common behavior among the non-homeless.

The agency, along with photographer Ewan Burns, photographed 12 of the 70,000 homeless people in Los Angelos holding a cardboard sign on which each of them wrote, "Before you turn away, put yourself in my place."

The agency then made life-sized cardboard cut outs with the face removed and placed the cutouts near shopping centers in Beverly Hills and Santa Monica.

Admirable work. Check out the video overview of the project.