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By Sawdust Studio
Coca-Cola is pulling out all stops to celebrate the centennial birthday of its iconic bottle in a grand fashion.
Last week, we’ve featured this animated spot showing the journey of the bottle as part of its celebratory 100th anniversary global ad campaign.
The brand has released 14 other video commercials paying tribute to the Coca-Cola bottle.
From a stop-motion ad and ones that celebrate relationships (‘Happiest Bottle’ and ‘Kiss Happiness’) to shorts that feature the drink prominently (‘Balloons’, ‘Rocket’, ‘Surfing’, ‘Roller Coaster’, ‘Curves’, ‘Psssssft’, ‘Heart’, ‘3/37 Degrees’, ‘In The Dark—Happy Birthday’, ‘Bubbles’ and ‘Taste’), these video commercials are all shot in different styles to commemorate the occasion.
That’s not all.
Coca-Cola also asked more than 130 artists, designers and illustrators from 15 countries to reimagine the iconic soda bottle imagery and iconography in the ‘#MashupCoke’ project using only Coke red, black and white.
Check out some of the works below and head on over here for more.
[via Adweek, images via Mashup Coke]
By Sawdust Studio
Coca-Cola is pulling out all stops to celebrate the centennial birthday of its iconic bottle in a grand fashion.
Last week, we’ve featured this animated spot showing the journey of the bottle as part of its celebratory 100th anniversary global ad campaign.
The brand has released 14 other video commercials paying tribute to the Coca-Cola bottle.
From a stop-motion ad and ones that celebrate relationships (‘Happiest Bottle’ and ‘Kiss Happiness’) to shorts that feature the drink prominently (‘Balloons’, ‘Rocket’, ‘Surfing’, ‘Roller Coaster’, ‘Curves’, ‘Psssssft’, ‘Heart’, ‘3/37 Degrees’, ‘In The Dark—Happy Birthday’, ‘Bubbles’ and ‘Taste’), these video commercials are all shot in different styles to commemorate the occasion.
That’s not all.
Coca-Cola also asked more than 130 artists, designers and illustrators from 15 countries to reimagine the iconic soda bottle imagery and iconography in the ‘#MashupCoke’ project using only Coke red, black and white.
Check out some of the works below and head on over here for more.
[via Adweek, images via Mashup Coke]