ADS
Ads come in all shapes and sizes. Here’s a collection of ones I created for various brands.
Cancer is scary. So, I reduced this message about early detection down to a single powerful letter to demonstrate the benefit of seeing your doctor.
Sometimes all we need to sell are good wishes.
Chicago’s famous street was a fun way to express acceleration to its citizens.
It’s nice when an idiom provides the perfect starting point for an idea.
The ubiquitous hotel door hanger offers the ideal sentiment for a tricky message from a multinational chemical company.
While the place may not be real, the message really cuts through the emotion involved with our final resting places.
Easy to open. Hard to top. Was my answer when they asked for a way to introduce Pontiac’s new G6 hardtop convertible.
A billboard company held a contest for imaginative ideas. Their only requirement was it had to be for an actual client. Not to make light of multiple personality disorder, but it did win second place.
Who said trade ads had to be boring? Not me. This one spoke to car dealers in the universal language of business—money.
Location. Location. Location. This ad was created to be placed in the first pages of magazines to demonstrate that ACDelco parts always power their way to the front.
Who hasn’t complained about utility companies chopping the heck out of our trees? Maybe stating the obvious will calm some of those voices.
From their launch, we said the HUMMER EVs were the go anywhere, do anything supertrucks. That also meant hobnobbing with other classic vehicles at the prestigious Concours d'Elegance.