Giffgaff 'the man' by Albion
27 May 2010
using public transport. He is also criticised for his relentless quest for power and world domination ...
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Transport for London and the Olympic Delivery Authority have launched a campaign by M&C Saatchi...The ads use caricatures of Olympic and Paralympic athletes in day-to-day London transport situations and encourage people to seek information before travelling. The work was written by Joe Miller, art directed by Tristan Cornelius and illustrated by Tokyoplastic. The campaign will? include press ...
using public transport. He is also criticised for his relentless quest for power and world domination ...
dramatises the indulgent fantasy of transportation experienced within the home when using Touch of Luxury ...
May. The new exhibits transport visitors through London's history, from 1666 to the present day. A 3 ...
Transport for London (TFL) has launched a series of tube ads to engage commuters during a period
The campaign aims to inspire people to participate in London 2012 as volunteers, while also educating on the realities of the role. It will include print, outdoor, digital, and public transport media across the UK. McCann Worldgroup created the programme brand identity, and developed a dedicated ...
The comic book images feature zombie commuters and demonise other forms of transport. It encourages commuters to travel with Virgin Trains instead. The campaign will run across outdoor, press, radio and online. ...
Transport for London has launched a series of films starring Edith Bowman and Dermot O
In the spot, shot by the Jane Eyre director ?Cary Fukunaga, five gamers appear to be involved in everyday "real-world" activities, such as waiting for a bus, picnicking on a beach and catching a train. It is revealed that, through playing PlayStation Vita, they have been ?transported to a corresponding game world ...
M&C Saatchi has created an integrated advertising campaign to raise awareness of litter-related delays to the London Underground service.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.