Sainsbury's - Giraffe Bread

 

H&M - David Beckham Bodywear

 

 

NIKE+ FUELBAND - COUNTS

 

 

Honda Civic - 'Spark'

 

 

RedBull - Signature Series

Séries+ - hawaii 5-0

Audi - Vampires Party

 

 

E*Trade - Best Man

 

 

Mini - Fan The Flame

 

 

Emirates - Boeing 777

 

 

Nissan - YouTube Showroom

 

Audi - Ahab

 

 

Mini - The Best Test Drive Ever. Period.

 

 

Lurpak - Spreadable Lightest

 

 

Mercedes-Benz - Thank you, Airbag

 

Wimpy’s - Braile Burger

 

 

Google Maps - Start Here

 

 

Havaianas - Aeroporto

 

 

Moods Condoms - Your Time Your Place

 

 

Diet Pepsi - Dance

IKEA - Living in the Paris Subway

During this week, five people are living in a flat with 54 m2, built in Auber Station of the Paris subway. The entire apartment is decorated with IKEA furniture. All the five people living are suposed to make their daily task such as cook or watch tv. On Facebook IKEA has lauch a contest, where the winner can host a party for twelve friends in that house. 

Fotoshop by Adobé

 

 

WHheat Thins - Family Guy

 

 

McDonalds - Timber VS Farmer

 

 

Heineken - U-code

 

 

Axe Anarchy - Cops & Robber

 

 

Volkswagen - E-Bugster

 

 

Oscars - Off the Grid

 

 

British Heart Foundation - Stayn’ Alive

 

 

Flash News

Akim - Restaurant

 

 

A year of drug use, versus a year of clean living

The Israel Anti-Drug Authority is the first organization I've seen using Facebook Timeline for advertising. IADA set out show what a year of drug use, versus a year of clean living, would love like—using a fictional dude named Adam Barak. McCann Digital Israel put together this neat little concept, which goes far deeper than the usual 60-second anti-drug scare tactics. It's not overly sensationalized, but it could stand to have fewer hot photos on the drug side. Some of them come off as heroin chic, and other shots are downright normal.

McDonald´s - McMenu

 

Diesel - Loverdose

 

 

Mercedes Benz B - Não vamos ser como os nossos pais

 

 

Burberry - Body