Advertising from: 2000 – present

Offensive ad by Boeing “Ironically it unleashes hell”

“It descends from the heavens. Ironically it unleashes hell.” reads the ad, which ran in the National Journal and in the Armed Forces Journal.
Boeing and Bell officials agreed that the ad — touting the capabilities of the vertical-lift Osprey aircraft — was ill-conceived and should never have been published.

It descends from the heavens. Ironically it unleashes hell., 2005

The ad also stated:
“Before you hear it, you see it. By the time you see it, it’s too late.
The CV-22 delivers Special Forces to insertion points never thought possible.
It flies faster. It flies farther. It flies quieter. Consider it a gift from above.
Capabilities extended. Options multiplied. Missions accomplished.”

Heineken “Apres ski”

Apres Ski #1, 2007

Apres Ski #2, 2007

Heineken “Enjoy the dark”

If you see the light, you're dead, 2005

If you can't see the bright side, polish the dark, 2005

The light at the end of the tunnel is just the light of an oncoming train, 2005

The spirit of beer by Heineken

Heineken: can, 2003

Heineken: film, 2003

Heineken: long neck, 2003

Don’t sleep at the party

The print ad titled “Don’t sleep at the party” was done by Almapbbdo, Sao Paulo advertising agency in Brazil. It was released in the May 2007.

Don't sleep at the party #1, 2007

Don't sleep at the party #2, 2007

Don't sleep at the party #3, 2007

“Share A Coke” campaign puts names on Coca-Cola bottles and cans

Coca-Cola is replacing its branding with one of Australia’s 150 most popular first names for a new ad campaign in the country. Bottles for its ‘Share a Coke’ summer campaign with different names printed on them are on sale now. Each of the 150 names has also had an individual song written about it.

Share a Coke, 2011

The names were put on Coca-Cola bottles so consumers can have fun finding their friends and family members names and then enjoy sharing a Coke together. The campaign also includes three TV commercials featuring the names of Matt, Luke and Kate. Here’s the ad for Kate:

Heineken Glass Freeze

BrandBase invented and produced the Heineken Glass Freeze. A special beer glass that warm beer is cooling in no time. The double-walled glass is placed in the freezer for use. Once outside the freezer cools the beer within five minutes down to a temperature around 2 degrees Celsius. So extra cold.

Heineken Glass Freeze #1

Heineken Glass Freeze #2

Heineken Glass Freeze #3

Heineken Glass Freeze #4

Give yourself a good name

Charisma. You can't buy it. You can't make it. And you sure can't fake it.

There are no innocent bystanders.

The interceptor

Mosquito likes Heineken beer too!

Heineken: The interceptor, 2003

Heineken flags

Interesting advertising campaign “Heineken starring in over 170 countries” by AIMAQ.RAPP.STOLLE, Germany, Berlin.

Heineken: Turkish flag, 2004

Heineken: Cuban flag, 2004

Heineken: Brazilian flag, 2004