13 posts tagged ddb sydney

Wrigley’s in Australia developed an outdoor response to gum litter with this collection of interactive posters. Colour by number murals featuring Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe and Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, invited passers by to contribute by placing their chewed Hubba Bubba bubble gum.

Eveready Gold batteries were promoted in Malaysia with a touching story featuring a loyal robot with enough power to find his young owner. It’s a scenario right out of Toy Story. A toy red robot is placed on the back of a pickup truck en route to a family’s new home.

Continental’s range of real stock cubes in Australia, featuring beef, chicken and bacon, is highlighted in this print advertising campaign in which select farm animals and poultry are dressed in foil.

The Eveready Dolphin torch is put through its paces by a couple of hikers in this spot from Australia. To test the claim that the red tough waterproof torch not only floats but is thirty percent brighter, the guys throw it in a mountain stream.

Clorox is promoting OSO PVC Cling Wrap in Australia with a series of print advertisements demonstrating that ‘Separate is Best’. Salad, cake and salmon are each combined with other ingredients for that special combination… The Separate is Best campaign was developed at DDB Sydney by executive

DDB Sydney has released a print campaign to raise awareness of the fact that the number of teenagers dying as a result of listening to ipods whilst they cross the road is beginning to reach epidemic proportions.I like the art direction of this campaign, even though i would have liked to see some different executions.

These ads are running in Australia....www.macbore.com : News and advice for UK Mac users.

the new south wales police force and ddb sydney have released a print campaign to raise awareness of the fact that teenagers get injured or die as a result of listening to music whilst they cross the road.

Special Report by Ian Fawling DDB advertising agency in Sydney, Australia and the New South Wales Police Force have released a road safety print campaign to raise awareness of the fact that teenagers are dying from crossing the road while listening to their iPods.

the new south wales police force and ddb sydney have released a print campaign to raise awareness of the fact that teenagers get injured or die as a result of listening to music whilst they cross the road.