Will affordable luxury become a badge of honor?

This print ad uses stickers to challenge perceptions about a brand.

It ran as consecutive pages in Wired magazine.

Trying to turn luxury into a parody product is an interesting strategy that might work during tough economic times.

No Advertising Monday - The Pay Fine For Frowning Edition

Just a piece of street art I spotted over the weekend to brighten your day.

Why not do another layout?

The Freelancers Union keeps putting out different, interesting looks.

What are you wearing?

Both these ads make nice use of a fashion fauxpas to show why having your anytime minutes start earlier is a good thing.

I assume the nudist colony and phone sex operator concepts didn't make the cut.

Obama is a junkie. McCain is an addict.

Are you fired up for the presidential debate tonight?

Disclaimer: I usually don't post my own work, but this is for a good cause.

Does Mom really want you out of the house?

The presidential candidates aren’t talking about family values, so the Navy is picking up the slack with this campaign geared toward the mothers of prospective recruits.

Wouldn't that be wicked?

Spent the weekend in Boston and saw this ”In an absolute world” ad everywhere.

Want a coffee with your divorce?

Some lovely ladies were giving away coffee and biscotti outside of Grand Central this morning to promote The Starter Wife.

Does your bank care how you see the world?

HSBC has evolved their previous ”point of view” campaign.












If you don’t live in NYC, this last execution refers to the giant inflatable rats found in front of non-union work sites.

Did the brief call for eye-popping creative?

Pom introduced their iced coffee chocolate drink with wide eyes.