Christmas ads

By:  December 24, 2008 Categories: 

Christmas is filled with cliché’s, specially Christmas cards, as well as most Christmas ads. Still, the following prints use some of those cliché’s (Christmas tree’s, snowflakes, etc), but they do stand out.

Hellmann’s mayonnaise

CreAds (advertising agency from Singapore)

Volkswagen postcard

TGH (Russian tv channel)

Smart

Nespresso

Heineken nutcracker

Sooruz (skatewear)

Pepsi (new logo)

AB-Inbev (brewery)

Mercedes-Benz
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Mercedes-Benz

Stihl (chain saw)

Omino Bianco (washing powder)

Tide

Bic (razors)

Pepsi

Starbucks

M&M’s

Playboy

McDonald’s

Telepizza

Mazda

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