ACA-M:Road Safety

this year I've seen hundreds of ads, but this one has to be in my top faves. imo simple and to the point, just amazing!

Advertiser:ACA-M

Focus Rehab Center:Junkies

"There's no such thing as an old junkie.Take back your future. "

Advertiser:Focus Rehab Centre
Agency:Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, London, UK
Additional credits:
Copywriter: Bern Hunter
Art Director: Mike Bond
Photographer: Spike Watson

Portuguese Animal Rights League: Animal Circuses

"Animals are not clowns."

Advertising Agency: Partners Lisboa, Portugal
Creative Directors: Lourenço Thomaz, Susana Sequeira
Art Director: Ivo Purvis
Copywriter: Pedro Lima
Retoucher: ImageNation
Photography: GettyImages / Corbis

Dutch Association of Traffic Victims:Dead Child

"Every month a child dies through not wearing a seatbelt in the back."

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy Amsterdam, Netherlands
Art Director: Jan-Willem Smits
Copywriter: Edsard Schutte
Photographer: Arno Bosma
Prof. J.L. de Kroes

Save Wildlife

"Give a hand to wildlife"

for years these paintings from Guido Daniele would travel around the web. Now an advertising agency from Switcherland ( Saatchi & Saatchi Simko) have turned these portraits into ads for wwf.Impresive!

UNICEF: Bad Water

"Bad water kills more children than war."

unicef.se

Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt, Sweden
Art Directors: Johan Jäger, Max Larsson von Reybekiel
Copywriters: Magnus Andersson, Fredric Thunholm
Photographers: Henrik Halvarsson, Marina Kereklidou

Campbell:Hunger

"In a grocery store 4,820 canns of Campbell's Soup were used to build an installation piece that spelled HUNGER. Signoge beside the piece encouraged shoppers to buy one and donate it to their local food bank. As shoppers bought cans from the display the word HUNGER slowly disappeared. This allowed people to see how their individual effort could help bring an end to the problem of hunger."

Agency: Leo Burnett Toronto, Canada.
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Undocumented Disappearence

“The viewers like the police/border guard will be able to check the papers explore the bureaucracy. Through different examples in different sewage entrances they can learn about the different kinds of legal status of refugees and migrants in Jena and elsewhere. The installation functions like a museum of bureaucratic legal papers, which to some people mean the difference between life and death. But the display does not last. Rain and snow, cigarette buts and chewing gum, and the rubbish of the city erases these pictures and the display of different migrants showing their papers to the public from the cities sewage start to disappear, just like so many people who already have. But the papers, the evidence of the regime, that will are with protection, last and will stay in sewage as memory of the people who we have confronted only days before.”

artist/copyright:Ronen

Stop the guns

"Carrying a gun can get you into the coolest places"
stoptheguns.org

Advertiser:London Metropolitan Police Service
Agency:Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy

ADA: Handicap

"For some, It's Mt. Everest Help build more handicap facilities."
Adanet.org

Advertising School: School of Visual Arts, USA
Creative Director:Frank Anselmo
Art Director/Copywriter: Jeseok Yi