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Take everyday ’slice-of-life’ imagery and carefully splice it together in a way that tickles the senses.
A great spot entirely conceptualized and orchestrated by one hardworking art director. Believe it.
Renault’s ‘Ballet’ is a wonder to behold. The timing! The effortless grace! True art only borne of such a tres magnifique French vehicle. But, this one has a twist. The tag translates as: “The Safest Ensemble in the World.”
Smart people will understand the significance of the German bratwurst and the Japanese Sushi in comparison to the French Baguette. Dumb people… well, dumb people won’t.
One of the most overtly random and yet utterly delightful ads ever. The moral: don’t do LSD and drive. Do yourself a favor and view it. Now. Launch Renault Megane’s Difficult Path. By Publicis, Spain (who appear to be much more off-base than their Parisian counterparts from yesterday’s post).
Publicis, Paris creates a visually stunning ad for Renault’s Clio. A bit insulting to us consumers but when an ad looks this good, who cares?