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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TfL 'the Olympic delivery' by M&C Saatchi
31 Jan 2012
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 ...
AirWick 'lake' by Euro RSCG London
07 Apr 2010
dramatises the indulgent fantasy of transportation experienced within the home when using Touch of Luxury ...
Museum of London 'StreetMuseum' by Brothers and Sisters
13 May 2010
May. The new exhibits transport visitors through London's history, from 1666 to the present day. A 3 ...
Mattel 'Hot Wheels' by Ogilvy London
16 Apr 2009
Household surfaces are transported to mountain terrains and coastal routes as the brand attempts
Orange 'Samsung Solid Extreme' by Chemistry Communications
27 Feb 2010
The direct mail pack describes the handset's features with emphasis on its durability. The target audience is 40,000 individuals who work in construction, transport, retail, utilities and manufacturing. An email will also be sent out with a video of the mobile surviving a variety of accidents. ...
Department for Transport 'revs' by Leo Burnett
26 Feb 2009
Each poster features a computer-generated image of an engine with wheels and an exhaust. The exhaust pipe emits a cloud, in which there is information on how to reduce the CO2 emissions of your car. As well as informing drivers that: Less revs means less CO2 and pumped-up tyres mean less CO2 , the...
TFL 'true or false?' by M&C Saatchi
21 Jul 2010
Transport for London (TFL) has launched a series of tube ads to engage commuters during a period
DfT 'tales of the road' by Leo Burnett
26 Feb 2009
The Department for Transport has moved away from the cuddly characters favoured in its children's road safety campaigns in favour of a hard-hitting new push that focuses on how road injuries can impact on children's lives. DfT to launch surrealist campaigns for child road safet y ...
McDonald's 'no fry left behind' by DDB Chicago
12 May 2009
The ad shows two guys driving along with the passenger snacking on McDonald's fries. One falls into a gap between the two seats and we are then transported into the world beneath the car where a population of people toil and slave in the murky, dust-ridden environment below the surface ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
