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Volkswagen has launched a poster campaign to promote its long-running partnership with independent cinemas. The work, by Adam Eve/DDB with illustrations by Noma Bar, features images based on Jaws , Taxi Driver and The Silence Of The Lambs . Each poster includes the strapline "See film differently"...
The Sunday Times has launched a print, outdoor and digital campaign to promote Style magazine s Best Dressed List. The activity, created by Grey London, "crowns" fashion royalty including the celebrities Victoria Beckham, as Queen Victoria, Tinie Tempah, as King Louis XVI, and Kate Moss, as Queen Elizabeth...
Engine's digital agency Jam has created a global campaign for Samsung Galaxy Cameras involving a photography competition to find the world's most photogenic city.
101 has unveiled a new series of ads in its campaign for the Art Fund, the national fundraising charity for art. The work aims to drive awareness of the National Art Pass by juxtaposing it with famous artwork. It was written by Mark Elwood and art directed by Dave Allen. The campaign comprises outdoor,...
Google has launched a "digital creativity guidebook" that is designed to show the industry the different ways in which people are using its suite of products, and how marketing professionals can use them creatively. Adam Eve/DDB developed the digital pop-up book, which can be found at www.creativesandbox.com,...
101 has created a print and outdoor campaign for the Art Fund to support its National Art Pass, which offers free or discounted access to museums, galleries and historic houses.
News International has released a new campaign for The Times and The Sunday Times, by Grey London, to promote the two newspapers' "fortnight of fantastic food" coverage that kicked off with the 2012 edition of The Sunday Times Food List.
Waterstones is focusing on the experience of shopping in a bookshop in its new advertising campaign, appearing in time for the crucial Christmas retail period.
Channel 4 aimed to capture Homeland's recurring themes of secrecy, plotting and paranoia in poster and press ads to promote the second series.
The latest print work for Virgin Media is based around the Olympics star Mo Farah's victory gestures.
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