Posts Tagged ‘Canada’

Bacteria Promoting A Movie

Warner Brothers Canada teamed up with Lowe Roche agency to create two literally living billboards: the boards were turned into giant petri dishes inoculated with bacteria. The bacteria grew within a week to take the shape of the word Contagion – the name of the movie by Steven Soderbergh. You need to a flashplayer enabled [...]

Gold’s Gym Will Burn Your Calories, And Your Food

Gold’s Gym from Canada is promising in its prints not just to help you burn your calories, but instead, burn the food that would get you that extra weight: donuts, fries, hotdog or burger. The project was developed by Bleublancrouge agency from Montreal. Credits: Advertising Agency: Bleublancrouge, Montreal, Canada Creative Director: Gaetan Namouric Art Director: [...]

Fitness Club Doubtful About Male Pregnancy

These nice ads from fitness club X-Fit are making fun of the fatties who are trying to find any excuse to justify for their shape. Canadian agency Bleublancrouge has developed the print works claiming to “stop lying to yourself”. Having some extra kilos myself I don’t remember trying an ultrasound or pregnancy test stripes, but [...]

Orkin: Pests Have Nowhere To Hide

A nice series of prints from Canadian agency Rethink made for Orkin company – the pest control service provider. The effectiveness of Orkin services is demonstrated by drawing home objects in 2D – the company so carefully treats every corner of you house, the insects will have no chance to hide behind the objects. Nice [...]

Coca-Cola Reaching Out

A super cool campaign from Canada. MacLaren McCann Toronto agency presents an outdoor series for Coca-Cola. The straws reach out to the clients – some lead to windows for people to sip from home, others feed ladies in other brands’ billboards. The brands are not real, however, so you can’t call it co-branding. Too bad, [...]

McDonald’s: Beach Umbrella

An ambient campaign from McDonald’s in Canada, developed by agency Cossette. The people resting on several beaches of Toronto had a chance to seek refuge from the heat of the sun by hiding under umbrellas shaped as drink lids with straws that you also see in McDonald’s restaurants. Share on Facebook

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