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Articles in 2015

  • Digital highlights from 2015
  • What creatives said in 2015
  • Out of home highlights 2015: Part Two
  • Branded content highlights from 2015
  • Editor's blog highlights from 2015
  • Digital picks from 2015
  • What creatives said in 2015
  • Out of home highlights 2015
  • A pick of 2015's branded content
  • Editor's blog talking points from 2015
  • Spotify spotlights listening data to present users with their personal “Year in Music”
  • Jeff Povlo
  • Your favourite print ads of 2015
  • Lürzer's Archive Ad Agency of the Year 2015
  • Art Directors Club of Europe recognises ‘Peace for Paris’ illustrator Jean Jullien with special award
  • AMV BBDO's cinematic stunt leaves cinemagoers flustered
  • Bernardo Romero
  • Our weekly pick of festive ads
  • Canon invited six photographers to a portrait session with a twist
  • Michael Weinzettl introduces Volume 6/2015
  • Sainsbury's digital campaign celebrates those who bring stories to life
  • Tim Damon
  • This week's festive spot round-up
  • Saatchi & Saatchi Hungary creates world’s biggest interactive music box for Budapest music institution Müpa
  • Michael Weinzettl talks trends in ad photography
  • Résonance is a synesthetic experience for the Orchestre de Paris
  • Rankin
  • The second wave of Christmas 2015 ads
  • Water is Life’s art heist for good
  • Michael Weinzettl talks Epica 2015
  • The New York Times partners with Google for virtual reality project
  • Martin Peters Ginsborg & Lars Jorgensen
  • The first wave of 2015 festive ads
  • Behind the scenes in Canon's snowy Patagonia film
  • Take a look inside our 200 Best Ad Photographers book which is out now
  • Luxury fashion house Gucci goes maverick on Instagram
  • Tim Jenkin
  • A creepy Halloween-themed exhibition for Veuve Clicquot
  • Call of Duty goes back to its roots with new epic spot
  • Remembering the great advertising director Frank Budgen
  • How technology is helping to unlock Shakespeare
  • Andy Baker
  • Ikea and DreamWorks team up to create animations for toy range
  • The British Film Institute shows just how fragile film is
  • The selection of covers for Lürzer's Archive Vol. 6/2015
  • Spotify's Found them First tells you which artists you discovered before they made it big
  • Kevin Arnold
  • Sink your teeth into our Halloween ad round-up
  • Philips and Sweetgrass Productions' glow-in-the-dark branded film is stunning
  • Juventino Mateo Leon image makes cover of 200 Best Photographers book
  • Discover the journey of Avril & Darwin
  • Tim Tadder
  • How brands will celebrate Back to the Future Day on 21 October 2015
  • Here's what won big at Spikes Asia 2015
  • Some of the best work featured in our online archive in and around 1995
  • How Foot Locker and the internet got an NBA player to do just about anything
  • Antoine Bagot
  • From a celebration of Indian women to cars doing Kung-fu
  • How Ballantine’s created the first whiskey glass engineered to work in microgravity
  • Lürzer's Archive visits Lithuania’s ad school, The Atomic Garden
  • Websites taking a simple idea to engage users
  • Andy Sandoz
  • The North Face channels the spirit of adventure in its first global campaign
  • Channel 4 enlists Jonathan Glazer and Neville Brody to breathe fresh air on its branding.
  • Introducing Volume 5/2015 of Lürzer's Archive magazine
  • UNIT9 and Lexus' VR experience explores what it means to be a cyclist
  • Meredith Ott
  • A man who thinks he’s a train. Plus a Japanese girl climbing the wall of her school.
  • Ben Charles Edwards directs a stylish short film for fashion label FrostFrench
  • Take a look at the cover candidates for our 200 Best Photography book
  • The Snapchat campaign raising Alzheimer's awareness in the UAE
  • Oscar-nominated director Adam Pesapane works his magic for Honda
  • Saatchi & Saatchi Stockholm engineers a devilish stunt for horror festival
  • This makeup tutorial from Ogilvy & Mather isn’t what it seems
  • Revisit some of our past animal-themed magazine covers
  • Luxury brand MCM's website develops a glitch and becomes an interactive experience
  • Remy Kurpershoek
  • Nigerian Boko Halal campaign reminds us of Chibok Girls' plight
  • Honda's theatrical choreography makes for a mesmerising film
  • Introducing the 2016 Lürzer's Archive calendar
  • The brands that are hacking Instagram
  • Eduardo Tua has been collecting copies of Lürzer's Archive for 22 years
  • Artist's campaign against gun violence is backed by Martin Scorsese
  • Old razors coming to life and Banksy’s dismal Disney parody
  • The 2015 Lürzer’s Archive Student of the Year winners
  • Google collects the biggest online archive of war letters in Russia
  • Thom Pfister
  • The British Heart Foundation delivers an emotional punch in classroom spot
  • Seven amazing designs that you won't believe are packaging
  • Help choose the cover for Lürzer's Archive Volume 5/2015
  • The digital work that’s doing the rounds in August
  • Dougal Wilson directs latest John Lewis Home Insurance ad featuring a Tiny Dancer
  • 72andSunny’s urges athletes to unfollow football legends like Messi and create their own game
  • How Kronenbourg 1664 inspired Eric Cantona's Channel-swimming challenge
  • How advertising had the power to bring back old music
  • Celebrate the collaboration between All Nippon Airlines and Star Wars with this interactive game
  • Quentin Baillieux and Raphaëlle Tinland create CG pop-up storybook for San Pellegrino
  • Apple Music celebrates new talent in intimate black and white spots
  • Cheil Worldwide creates piano with strings made of barbed wire from fence marking inter-Korean border
  • Our pick of the best Chinese advertising from recent years
  • Our pick of interactive online experiences
  • Tom Hussey
  • Taxi app Hailo Celebrates turning three by handing the wheel to a toddler taxi driver
  • Lexus’ fourth Amazing in Motion project from CHI&Partners features a real-life hoverboard
  • Introducing Lürzer's Archive Vol. 4/2015
  • Choose your own adventure with Old Spice on Instagram
  • Richard Gorodecky
  • Australian actor plays out ultimate death scene in Sea Shepherd's anti-whaling campaign
  • Offerings from the Thai ad world include emotive spot with a twist
  • Taking creativity out of the agency office and into cable cars
  • Volkswagen experience lets you drive a virtual Golf R with the sound of your voice.
  • Carl Grinter
  • Pole dancing builder continues epic theme of MoneySuperMarket's ongoing campaign
  • John Cooper Clarke's earthy poem for the UK's National Trust
  • Catching up with Lowe Madrid agency LOLA
  • Forever 21's giant screen turns Instagrams into mosaics made of thread
  • Photographer Nick Ballon shoots a film for Crane Cookware
  • British Red Cross cast kids to parody the rap music video
  • Wakeboarding and the joy of Photoshop
  • July ads from the UK
  • Preview the preselected work for the Lürzer's Archive 200 Best Ad Photographers book
  • MTV's digital platform lets viewers submit content and see it on-air within hours
  • Stacy Wall directs uplifting Nike ad for Wieden + Kennedy
  • Love freebies? Get them legally says Harvey Nichols
  • Saatchi & Saatchi decided to show us babies' poo faces
  • Help choose the cover for Volume 4/2015
  • Land Rover's interactive space lets you test whether you possess the adventure gene
  • Rafael Vallaperde
  • BBH New York battles hunger in the US with spoof ads
  • 10 quotes to take away from Cannes Lions 2015
  • What creatives around the world thought of the Cannes Lions winners
  • Take a look at the Grand Prix winning digital work from Cannes Lions 2015
  • The Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors' Showcase 2015
  • Take a look at the Grand Prix winning work from Cannes Lions 2015
  • Arty Schweppes films by XXS Amsterdam mark new direction for drinks brand
  • Cannes Lions Press and Outdoor awards
  • Google Expeditions wants to take you to places a school bus can't
  • Shnoosee Bailey
  • WaterAid highlights women's plight for sanitation with funny Manpax Manpons ad
  • Take a look at our ad round up for June
  • Agencies and submitting work to Cannes Lions
  • Google's Mad Men fix for those who are missing the show
  • Paul Kreitmann
  • Perrier's crazy hot air balloon party by Ogilvy Paris
  • EPIC SPLIT'S UNSUNG HERO IS NOW STAR OF THE SHOW
  • A look back at “gay-themed” advertising from past years
  • Google creative lets you follow in the footsteps of musical legends Inside Abbey Road
  • Bill Turpin
  • A duck’s world is turned upside down when the sun begins to shine in Cadbury’s ad by Fallon
  • Lola Madrid’s Scrabble ad tells story of a star-crossed pair through anagrams
  • Introducing Volume 3/2015 - the Cannes Issue
  • Oculus Rift tells powerful story of Kenyan girl for Terre Des Hommes
  • Joel Kefali
  • Clever outdoor stunts from around the world
  • Brazil's VEJA shows the importance of knowing your news source
  • Art Directors Club Germany 2015
  • The D&AD 2015 digital winners
  • The D&AD winners
  • Foster’s beer says ‘hooroo’ to Brad and Dan Aussies
  • El Jimador's social experiment with fire sculptors and guerrilla artists
  • Revisit some of Japan's most striking ads
  • A selection of Webby 2015 winners from the Advertising & Media category
  • Jairo Lezaca
  • HelloFlo writers Marquis and McCelland create Baristapist for In Your Corner counselling service
  • A selection of May ads from around the world
  • Publicis explain the idea behind the new Archive magazine cover
  • Game over in video games translates to organ donors in DM9Sul’s award-winning project
  • Staffan Lamm
  • Vangardist Magazine confronts HIV stigma 'head-on' with blood-infused ink
  • Forsman & Bodenfors film for Coop shows effects of organic food on the body
  • A sneak peek inside our new 200 Best Packaging Design book
  • Rabbit holes of archive footage tell Bose's story in interactive film
  • Marcio Callage
  • Pereira & O'Dell rolls out work for Coca-Cola Latin America that is fist bump worthy
  • Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut spoofs the 1922 horror movie Nosferatu
  • Vol. 3-2015 Lürzer's Archive - Go behind the scenes of the final touches
  • So Ikea are offering virtual weddings now
  • PJ Pereira
  • AIRBNB’S BIGGEST AD CAMPAIGN MAKES YOU FEEL AT HOME
  • Wieden + Kennedy travels to 1968 Iceland for a dry, whimsical Arla yogurt spot.
  • Here are the D&AD submissions you didn't see in Lürzer’s Archive
  • How Honda created the first 'never-ending' YouTube video
  • François Phan
  • Say Bonjour to Saul Goodman: Ogilvy Paris stunt puts banned billboard above the law
  • Prada's dreaming postman is a new strand in the brand's exploration into film
  • Lürzer's Archive selects ten best car ads for Frankfurt marketing magazine Horizont
  • Take a look at the ads which feature on Unruly Media’s viral video chart.
  • Milton Menezes
  • Sagmeister & Walsh rebrand Frooti – one of India’s most loved mango drinks.
  • Fixodent and Saatchi & Saatchi Italy help a white lion get his life back.
  • Introducing Lürzer’s Archive Volume 2/2015.
  • How Soap Creative made Toyota cars feel
  • David Luepschen
  • Outdoor campaigns include a life-sized chocolate Cumberbatch
  • Wheeties ads feature late bowling veteran Andy Varipapa
  • Revisit the beautiful work from our very first 200 Best Photographers book
  • A rich and mind-bending interactive film experience for Far Cry 4
  • Paulo Garcia
  • A coffee brand in Amsterdam has taste-tested their brand with people high on cannabis
  • Sweet two-spot ad makes you rethink family holidays
  • Explore the profile feature on our website
  • The live and evolving face of 'the one who will end cancer'
  • Tom Eslinger
  • Valspar and EnChroma show what seeing colour for the first time feels like
  • Dulux challenges a colourless future with sci-fi inspired ad
  • A look at the Creative Circle 2015 winners
  • Interactive billboards for Women's Aid recognise and adapt when people are looking at the screen
  • Alessandro Orlandi
  • From Geico to Droga5 for International Women's Day: Campaigns that got people talking
  • Exhilarating Audi epic uses CGI to keep bad mechanics at bay
  • Your cover choice for the next issue of Lürzer's Archive magazine
  • Land Rover creates an immersive literary experience with The Vanishing Game
  • Gabriel Schmitt and Gustavo Dorietto
  • Ad Council's viral hit challenges audiences to take a look at their own prejudices
  • Hello Flo hilariously spills the secrets about what really happens after childbirth
  • Help choose the cover for Volume 2 of 2015
  • UNIT9 on transforming the traditional film trailer into interactive online game for Kingsman
  • Dan Formosa
  • Zlatan Ibrahimović tattoos strangers onto torso in the name of hunger
  • From Honda to an ode to to tea: a pick of the latest feel-good commercials
  • Before 50 Shades of Grey: revisit S&M ads from the archive
  • Lincoln Motor Company interactive site turns your selfie into sound
  • Yuichiro Kojima
  • Catch up with the latest ads from the Asian continent
  • Mikhail Baryshnikov and Lil Buck show off moves for Rag & Bone
  • Tomi Lahdesmaki talks Forage Press
  • Word Map aggregates content from Google Translate and Wikipedia to illustrate the spoken word around the globe
  • Lernert & Sander
  • The Prince's Trust and CHI&Partners reminds us of those who learn the hard way
  • Is this the most sexually suggestive ad montage ever?
  • Introducing 2015's first issue of Archive
  • Airbnb's dynamic data visual shows how small and friendly the world can be
  • Paolo Cesano
  • TIVO's 5 most popular Super Bowl spots
  • Dior's film starring Natalie Portman is directed by Anton Corbijin
  • The 2015 Super Bowl ad post-mortem
  • From palm oil to bike rides in the dark - the interactive websites that aim to raise awareness
  • Steve Williams
  • The polar bear that wandered the streets of London for Sky Atlantic
  • Muhammad Ali lends his voice to Toyota Camry Super Bowl spot
  • Gonzalo Figari's remarkable case films for Canal Historia
  • Five Minutes: G-Shock and UNIT9 create zombie experience
  • Florian Bodet
  • JWT's campaign for the British Army uses Oculus Rift technology
  • Northern Soul fan shows how to live from the heart in Shreddies film
  • Older women as the faces of high-profile fashion campaigns
  • Could Samsung's app help children on the autistic spectrum?
  • Pol Hoenderboom and Bart Mol
  • Kia says you make them make better cars
  • This Girl Can - FBC Inferno's ad for women's fitness has attitude
  • Agency of the Year: Sao Paulo's Almap BBDO tops our 2014 Rankings
  • M&C Saatchi hid wallets in largest photo ever taken of Sydney
  • Wesley ter Haar
  • Fisher-Price ad stars 2015’s first babies
  • Girls will be boys in Tom Ford's Lips & Boys
  • Introducing our new Special - 200 Best Digital Artists
  • The Human Clock - crowdsourced consisting of thousands of faces
  • David Eriksson
  • Grey London for Kuoni
  • Prototype: Channel 4 tells you to forget what you know about disability
  • Editors Blog highlights of 2014
  • Digital picks from 2014
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