Wow. I landed on this website by Wieden + Kennedy and was just really intrigued by the everything about it. The fluidity of the site is amazing and the manner in which the architecture functions to create the many different associations of the work, the client, the people - very interesting. The agency did a [...]
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on June 15th, 2008 — in Advertising Well Done, Amelia's Hall of Fame, Web Sites
Spent some time on Ads of the World and found these gems. A nice job by 3 Advertising of Albuquerque for a media outlet hosting a fundraiser called The Corporate Roll. I love the style, the vintage clothes, the harsh lighting, and the headlines are perfect:
John in Human Resources is going to send you to [...]
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on June 4th, 2008 — in Advertising Well Done
This campaign from Sony by Saatchi & Saatchi Australia probably worked very well to sell their Camcorders. Who wouldn’t want these clips in their library! The headlines and copy are fun and the pictures really give you the warm and fuzzy - you just want to go out and get one and catch your random [...]
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on May 10th, 2008 — in Advertising Well Done, Photography
These ads that read “blocked nose?” from Saatchi & Saatchi in Italy for Otrivin nasal spray are a great idea with great implementation. Sure, I might like them because they have dogs in them, but they’re still great.
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on May 9th, 2008 — in Advertising Well Done, Amelia's Hall of Fame
Found these ads on Ads of the World and boy, DDB Vancouver did a nice job on these ads. Building headline type with fruit is very engaging!
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on May 7th, 2008 — in Advertising Well Done
This series of ads by Kolle Rebbe of Hamburg Germany for a language school are really refreshing - a totally different idea on the effects of not being skilled, rather than a plea to sign up for classes. Compelling photography and the type treatment really make it work.
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on May 1st, 2008 — in Advertising Well Done
