Best. Business Card. Ever. (via Gizmodo)
Of Course a Cheese Store Has a Tiny Grater Business Card
Since printing its address and contact details on a slice of muenster cheese would probably do more harm than good for Bon Vivant, the Brazilian-based cheese shop hired ad agency JWT to come up with something better. And in every way possible, this miniature cheese grater business card is a much better idea.
So as not to also turn your wallet into a pile of shredded leather, the grater comes in a protective sleeve, which probably also helps to minimize the inevitable cheese smell from permeating your pocket. And that’s also why the garlic growers of the world should just forget about trying a similar gimmick to promote their product.
You can even see some video of the grater in action.
WHY DIDN’T WE THINK OF THIS GRATE IDEA?!
Now these people I want to do business with. Brazilians using there brain cells the right way.
Awesome.
Brazilian ad agencies DOMINATE. Seriously, they win EVERYTHING.
If being cheesy and loving this is wrong, then I don’t wanna be right.
Frozen Banana for Netflix and Arrested Development.
There’s always money (and creative genius, apparently) in the banana stand, tumblr.
Interesting campaign by P&G
http://pinterest.com/thankyoumom/my-mom-always-said/
What’s the best advice your mom gave you? Mothers give us the gift of wisdom through life lessons they pass down to their children. This Mother’s Day, P&G is honoring moms by creating a gallery of these beautiful bits of knowledge. Share yours using #momswisdom or on our Facebook page and it may be added to our gallery.
Saw a peek of this on instagram. W+K does it again, well done!
A hidden flag for Coca-Cola.
I’m usually underwhelmed by Coca Cola’s campaigns tenfold, but this was a bit clever.
Just found out Mark Ronson’s DJing at the Spotify kick off gig (for ad week europe), should be neat. His efforts on this album will always be my favorite thing he’s done, wish they were still around.
The Duke of York visited ad agency Mother in Shoreditch yesterday as part of an initiative to see the work of Tech City. The Queen was set to visit - no doubt the agency would have been renamed Queen Mother for the day - but sadly had to pull out to recover from her recent illness.
All Mother employees have business cards with have a picture of their mothers on the reverse so, as a gift to the Prince, Mother presented him with his very own agency card.
How cute is Liz, going 2.0 in her elderly years? Totally brilliant response by Mother too.
Have been seeing these ads float around tram stops here all week. At first I thought it was for a shop called Brick Lane (they don’t have the “London for 399 KR” bit on the print adverts), and then I got closer! I think it’s a bit odd to market London by something so minute.. and well, it just kind of puts the final nail in the coffin for any pretension left to East London, really. Maybe it’s for the best. I think there’s some nice parts to Shoreditch on occasion (and we all know how I feel about W+K’s office there), but it’s time to get rid of the severe undercut and lose the trousers with the holes in for some quality threads. There’s a whole generation that’s grown up there, they’re starting families and have mortgages and real adult lives - and I really can’t wait to see some evolution happen to the neighborhood.
(from W+K Amsterdam’s truth presentation)
I wish I could express to you how much I love this, but it simply can’t be done.
Bra-fucking-va!
Best. Business Card. Ever. (via Gizmodo)
Of Course a Cheese Store Has a Tiny Grater Business Card
Since printing its address and contact details on a slice of muenster cheese would probably do more harm than good for Bon Vivant, the Brazilian-based cheese shop hired ad agency JWT to come up with something better. And in every way possible, this miniature cheese grater business card is a much better idea.
So as not to also turn your wallet into a pile of shredded leather, the grater comes in a protective sleeve, which probably also helps to minimize the inevitable cheese smell from permeating your pocket. And that’s also why the garlic growers of the world should just forget about trying a similar gimmick to promote their product.
You can even see some video of the grater in action.
WHY DIDN’T WE THINK OF THIS GRATE IDEA?!
Now these people I want to do business with. Brazilians using there brain cells the right way.
Awesome.
Brazilian ad agencies DOMINATE. Seriously, they win EVERYTHING.
If being cheesy and loving this is wrong, then I don’t wanna be right.
Frozen Banana for Netflix and Arrested Development.
There’s always money (and creative genius, apparently) in the banana stand, tumblr.
Interesting campaign by P&G
http://pinterest.com/thankyoumom/my-mom-always-said/What’s the best advice your mom gave you? Mothers give us the gift of wisdom through life lessons they pass down to their children. This Mother’s Day, P&G is honoring moms by creating a gallery of these beautiful bits of knowledge. Share yours using #momswisdom or on our Facebook page and it may be added to our gallery.
Saw a peek of this on instagram. W+K does it again, well done!
A hidden flag for Coca-Cola.
I’m usually underwhelmed by Coca Cola’s campaigns tenfold, but this was a bit clever.
Just found out Mark Ronson’s DJing at the Spotify kick off gig (for ad week europe), should be neat. His efforts on this album will always be my favorite thing he’s done, wish they were still around.
The Duke of York visited ad agency Mother in Shoreditch yesterday as part of an initiative to see the work of Tech City. The Queen was set to visit - no doubt the agency would have been renamed Queen Mother for the day - but sadly had to pull out to recover from her recent illness.All Mother employees have business cards with have a picture of their mothers on the reverse so, as a gift to the Prince, Mother presented him with his very own agency card.
How cute is Liz, going 2.0 in her elderly years? Totally brilliant response by Mother too.
Have been seeing these ads float around tram stops here all week. At first I thought it was for a shop called Brick Lane (they don’t have the “London for 399 KR” bit on the print adverts), and then I got closer! I think it’s a bit odd to market London by something so minute.. and well, it just kind of puts the final nail in the coffin for any pretension left to East London, really. Maybe it’s for the best. I think there’s some nice parts to Shoreditch on occasion (and we all know how I feel about W+K’s office there), but it’s time to get rid of the severe undercut and lose the trousers with the holes in for some quality threads. There’s a whole generation that’s grown up there, they’re starting families and have mortgages and real adult lives - and I really can’t wait to see some evolution happen to the neighborhood.
(from W+K Amsterdam’s truth presentation)
I wish I could express to you how much I love this, but it simply can’t be done.
Bra-fucking-va!
