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Wonderbra DECODER
This is a campaign i found which was the first lingerie ad which had fully clothed woman in the posters. For woman to see what the underwear looks like they created an augmented reality using an app where you scan over the image and you can see the underwear she's wearing.
"This Is Where I…" - Yours Silence Kills Anti-Bullying Campaign Spot
I love this ad as it speaks the true and it happens everyday. The idea is to show people the truth on bullying and from someones point of view who's ever been bullied and self harmed or even tried to commit suicide. This really gets the message out there and is a good way to get people talking about it and build awareness.
"Drown"
This is such a powerful and shocking ad. This is for anti-bullying. It explains that if someone was drowning would you save them? The idea is to stop people stand there and do nothing when someone is getting bullied. Do something because you wouldn't watch someone die..
Without Love
This is an ad explaining how justice can be broken by one thing. I love the way they constructed the video and how they reverse the video for it all to be put back together shows that you can bring justice back if people work together.
These ‘Innocent’ Shooting Targets Aim To Put A Stop To Gun Violence
To lampoon the lax gun laws in the US, graphic artist and designer Anthony Burrill came up with a series of shooting range posters depicting the innocent victims that have lost their lives to gun violence.
Titled ‘Innocent Targets’, each poster features a friendly face that could easily be someone we know. These faces are portrayed as shooting targets, accompanied with startling gun-related facts in the US.
Burrill wrote: “There are an estimated 18,000 shooting ranges operating in America today. Many of these shooting ranges sell custom targets featuring thugs, terrorists, aliens and zombies. The painfully ironic truth is that the real targets of gun violence aren’t these fictional ‘bad guys’ but rather our real-life friends, neighbors, co-workers and children.”
Brilliantly simple campaign for Leica in Switzerland. The integration of the background environment into the ad is insanely witty. What do you think?
Adot Against Wars Campaign
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seeing 2 sides of a poster like this is very affective. seeing 2 sides of a child which has a good and bad side which usually isn't visible effects how we think about that particular subject.
This is another ad on abuse. This really hits home when you think that when a child sees their mother hurt from domestic abuse it will hurt you just as much.
This is an ad that is showing the affects of verbal abuse. I've looked at a lot of bullying campaigns that cause self harm and this is a brilliant explain of how people are affected in so many ways.
I liked how coca cola created a way of getting someone to stop and look at the ad by physically making the stop. There poster was made of velcro which made peoples clothing get stuck to them which made them stop and look.
Oh wow didn’t expect the end.
While I agree with the message, we should also be teaching boys that it’s okay to cry.
Boys can cry and I will hug them bc it’s okay to be sad and cry
The point of this ad (to the second commenter) is that, in telling boys they can’t cry because they will be perceived as weak, you create emotionally-stunted men whose only method of expressing themselves is through violence and aggression. In saying “man” is interchangeable exclusively with “strong”, they grow up to believe that anyone who ISN’T a man (women, queer people) IS weak, and thus they have warrant to harm them.
These things are linked.
In ending toxic masculinity, you end misogyny and queerphobia. That’s why the ad says “Start with the boys”, because at such a young age, males are susceptible to all sorts of harmful ideals. I myself was, and it’s taken me almost 20 years to wash them off, and you know what? There’s still more to do.
In creating emotionally-healthy young boys, you create an environment where men respect others who are different to them. In ending traditional masculinity, you end patriarchy.
Iv'e been looking at more powerful ads recently. This one shocked me. The aim of the ad is to tell people that they need to get boys to understand that it's okay to cry and boys can like things that girls like. It's to show what could happen when a man lets his emotions out by violence.
I like how they have taken this differently to most ads that are talking about the same issue. Taking the colour of the bruise and then the name of the person underneath really hits home that everyones bruises are different but they all feel the same.
This is so simple but it gets the message to you beautifully. Cyber bullying is one of the biggest kinds of bullying in the uk and seeing this image explaining that anyone who's a victim of it has the feeling of someone cutting into them with awful things.
This is such a powerful campaign. To have the title 'I wish my son had cancer" is an awful statement to make. But it's doing its job by getting people to actually read it because of how shocking the title is. It's the first thing your eyes are drawn to. It actually makes you feel heartbroken reading it which is what the whole idea is.
This ad relays makes me sad and angry. Its just an awful thing to think about. When you see the older women in the image and the slogan the pain lasts a lifetime.. It really makes you think that all those poor people who have been involved in this will know exactly how they feel and it's heartbreaking.
