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Title: Movistar: Agreements Campaign
Advertisement by: Young & Rubicam Buenos Aires, Argentina

What I Like About It: This is a cool advertising campaign for Movistar. It shows that two people from the complete opposite sides of the social spectrum can have something in common, and it does it by using talk bubbles as venn diagrams. It's a pretty clever concept, and it needs little to no explanation. If you look at the two men individually, their intrests are quite different, but once you add in the element of creating music and selling music, you have found some common ground to build on. It just goes to show that if you talk to someone enough, you will find some common ground.

Title: Deep Blue
Advertisement by: Saatchi & Saatchi Denmark for Quicksilver

What I Like About It: Although this Quicksilver advertisement by Saatchi & Saatchi is not the most creative or clever one I've seen, I'm still oddly fond of it. It might be the way they turned a common pair of jeans into a scary looking sea creature, or the mysterious nature of the creation. I'm not quite sure. Either way, this campaign was successful in grabbing my attention, and isn't that all the advertisers want anyways?

Title: Hype Means Nothing Promotion
Promotion by: Hype Means Nothing

What I Like About It: This is a really clever promotion by Hype Means Nothing. If you can get pictures of a bunch of famous people doing the same thing, people will pay attention, no matter what it is. At least that's what caught my eye. I wonder if or how they got the rights to use all these pictures. Either way, it's still pretty awesome. It makes me want one of there shirts.

Title: Pods "Giza"
Digital Art by: Mato Atom

What I Like About It: This is a still image from a Pods candy commercial spot. In the ad, the commentator first tells of the glory of the Pyramids of Giza, but goes on to say that they are nothing compared to Pods candy. This image shows tiny people constructing the candy in all its glory, as if it were an ancient structure to be cherished. The shot of the candy makes this piece stand out, and the people and background elements bring it together.