These are probably the prettiest print ads you’ll ever see for an electric fan. I can’t say for sure, but I’m pretty confident in that assumption. From Ads of the World.

A simple heartwarming story about a boy and his AT-AT. Must be one of them newfangled genetically engineered breeds.

Fresh off winning Best Commercial of the Year at Cannes , Old Spice returns with the sequel to The Man Your Man Could Smell Like.

Awesome.

Good to see you again, Isaiah Mustafa.

Points celebrates Martin Luther King’s famous speech. By Marcel Paris.

From lottery balls to paintballs to shots in the balls. This looks like fun. By AMV BBDO. From BestAdsOnTV.

Skip Detergent tries to tell two stories with the same animation in this illusory spot. I applaud the creative approach, but both stories end up being fractured and difficult to clearly follow.

An award-winner by Ogilvy Mexico. You won’t get it until the very end.

This is where I’d normally make a comment about the ad making more sense if the woman was driving, but I have more class than that.

It says this aired during the Super Bowl, but I must have missed it. What the hell was I doing? It’s another epic piece for Dove, this time by the Paris branch of Ogilvy & Mather in conjunction with The Mill. Watch as a man’s entire life unfolds, from his inception to his final realization of what it means to be comfortable in his own skin. Great art direction, copy, etc. etc.

PS: Please read what it says under the “additional info” section of The Mill’s production notes. Giggle.

Though I question the value of the product, there’s no questioning the value of great copywriting in an ad about poopy.

“When I number two, I look like number one.”

Classic. By JWT New York.