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In 2011, Ogilvy and Mather Dubai created a series of print ads for Reporters Without Borders, an international non-profit organisation that promotes and defends freedom of information and freedom of the press, as part of their annual campaign, Censorship Tells The Wrong Story. Each photo was altered using strategic pixelization to change perception and add new [...]
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The portfolios of students entering the ad industry are stronger than ever. One great example is Bri Hand. For one piece she created an ad campaign advertising planet Earth. It’s really imaginative, and one of the best things I’ve seen in a book in ages. There are some well crafted print ads, and a great [...]
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German ad agency Jung von Matt were recently in cahoots with Lego to launch this pretty minimalistic series of ads for the toy giant. Look and guess which cartoons each one’s from.
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Technology liberates us… not. Sao Paulo-based creative director Felipe Luchi’s Jailhouses print campaign for Go Outside magazine reimagines techy gadgets we’re all universally hooked on as prisons. It’s also a clever commentary about how rubbish modern life is. So that you know, you’re still in jail even if your iPhone’s jailbroken.
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Artist James Voon came up with this awesome proposed ad campaign involving classic cartoon characters to raise awareness of the ubiquity of genetically modified crops in our food system.
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