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Creative Advertising Ideas — 011

by . June 29th, 2013

It’s the end of the week again! And that means that we are going to list down some of the best in this week’s most creative advertising ideas for your inspiration.

For this week in Creative Advertising Ideas we are featuring ads about advocacies about safe and responsible driving, animation festivals, books, a homage for artists, air shows and slacktivism.

Volkswagen

Print

Simple, subtle but sharp and very straight forward. This is the latest advocacy campaign of Volkswagen reminding their audience not to text and drive. The sharp print series was created by Ogilvy & Mather Cape Town, South Africa.

 


Ottawa International Animation Festival

Print

Who doesn’t love a good animation? Quirky, fun and nostalgic at times right? The Ottawa International Animation Festival and McMillan, Ottawa, Canada created these awesome posters that tells the viewers to get in touch with their inner child.




Penguin China

Print

If there is one company that is synonymous to classic book titles it’s Penguin Books. For their newest campaign in China, Penguin and Y&R Beijing released these series of print ads depicting the beauty of reading a book and how reading can transform one’s life.


Moleskine

Ambient

Paying homage to the three top users of Moleskine, Picasso, Van Gogh and Hemmingway. Crafted by China’s artist Odding Wang who hand cut a series of Moleskines to show their lives. The hand cut Moleskines are then toured for display in various bookshops in Beijing.


Abu Dhabi Air

Outdoor

For the Abu Dhabi Air Expo they wanted to emulate the excitement of the event and put it on paper for the audience. The paper printed with planes and was cut in such a way that people can twist and turn it just like how the planes will perform in the sky.


Crisis Relief Singapore

Outdoor

To get more volunteers, Crisis Relief Singapore created these series of in-your-face outdoor advertisements. Using strong images, Publicis Singapore the ad agency behind it enforced the message that likes won’t help at all.


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