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  • Every dog owner has a day

    Joby J | Jan 8 2010

    Every dog has a day. People usually love dogs; they are loyal, never cheat or complain. Can you imagine the frustration and sadness of a person who has lost his dear Dog? Maybe your are one of that unfortunate lot. But, here is a news for all Dog...

  • Durex presents different sounds of orgasm

    Joby J | Jan 8 2010

    Shoegasm is nothing, comparing to this vocal presentation of female orgasm series. As part of its usual ‘innovative’ erotic excavation, Durex presents different styles of female orgasm. If you think that all women are same in their...

  • Love’s Jingle business

    Joby J | Jan 8 2010

    It is about an innovative jingle business initiative. Confused with the term? Well, no suspence. This is simply about the efforts of Love Harnell. Good name. Isn’t? Love Harnel has launched Love Jingles, and he offers jingles for brands for their...

  • Vintage porn

    Joby J | Jan 8 2010

    This extreme representation of pornographic shape from Sex Cinema Venus is reminiscent of bygone vintage porn era. This ‘vintage pornographic effort’ has been developed by FHV/BBDO, Amsterdam. Sex Cinema Venus, the oldest Sex Cinema in the...

  • American Express ‘discovers’ the smiling everyday objects

    Joby J | Jan 8 2010

    Sometimes, some ads will amaze us with their surprising and tricky way of presentation. This commercial for American express belongs to that group. The commercial, developed by Ogilvy & Mather, New York, presents the benefits of American Express..

  • DIV: Male Chauvinistic commercial

    Joby J | Jan 6 2010

    Who wears the pants? Dockers recently said that men should wear the pants, and women are not so amused about that advice. Gender-based (biased?) humor in advertising is usually bound to create some controversies, but the ironic fact is that most of..

  • This shower girl entertains us, but does not sell Burger King

    Joby J | Jan 6 2010

    Will watching a babe singing in the shower tempt you buy a product? Well, it depends. Doesn’t it? But, if it is Burger King, chances are slim. As part of its UK ad campaign, Burger King has launched an interactive website- singing in the shower....

  • Don’t drink and drown

    Joby J | Jan 6 2010

    This is an effective print campaign on the dangers of alcohol consumption, with a required amount of shock value. This print campaign for The Royal Life Saving Society Australia in Perth, developed at 303 Group, features a man drowning in a glass.

  • A bit blasphemy, for a good cause

    Joby J | Jan 6 2010

    If you are going an extra mile in your advertising efforts, and if it for a good cause, usually it is considered acceptable. Though some of such efforts will be painful for us.(like UK war heroes' wives have done). Some are interesting, or at least...

  • Monte Carlo: winter collection

    Joby J | Jan 6 2010

    Keeping an eye on the growing customer base, Monte Carlo launched an outdoor campaign in India to promote its winter collection. The life style brand targets mainly the men and women in the age group of 18-35 years. The promotion effort, which is..

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