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Mmmerry Christmas

Soaked in Christmas spirit…glazed with Ah Kor’s Hainanese Sweet and Sour sauce. Yum

Here’s Blak Labs’ latest seasonal work for our friends at Shashlik.

We’ve recently redesigned and launched the website. Now mobile-optimised, the site tells the story behind the new Shashlik 2.0, while showcasing the restaurant’s heritage, family favourites and instagram-worthy dishes. Photography was by John Heng, Da Photographer

Check the site out: http://shashlik.sg/

And make yourself a very merry reservation!

Happy Holidays from all of us at Blak Labs!

Carlsberg POS

This phase 2 of the new visual language we created for Carlsberg global – just a selection. Not sure if it’s running anywhere yet. But I’d love to know if anyone’s come across this anywhere.Brilliant shots from Scott Newett, awesome comps from Electric Arts.

Reviving Carlsberg Malaysia

When we pitched the business in late ’08, Carlsberg Malaysia were looking for an idea that would reconnect them with the 25 year olds, without alienating their core target group – the 50 year old “uncles” who sit in coffee shops every night drinking gallons of the stuff.
After 9 months, the “Great Beer, Great Stories” campaign was born featuring a refreshed visual language, and a series of witty one liners that enabled men of all ages to get and prolong their beer time with their mates. It also features the line “Nice One!”, a verbal thumbs up between guys that salutes a great story. The first part of the campaign re-established the brand’s creds. The second was the stories. After running for over a year, Carlsberg has extended its lead at the expense of Tiger. Nice One!

Carlsberg Festive Campaign

This is the second campaign we created for Carlsberg. The first being the nine month pitch that gave birth to the “Great Beer, Great Stories” campaign in Malaysia. More about that later. This campaign was pitched and produced in record time, thanks to some real talent at the agency, and a client who believed in the power of new media. It immediately got the competition’s attention and by the time of the New Year’s Eve countdown, had generated over $300,000 worth of unpaid PR and built a significant database of younger drinkers that Carlsberg could connect with. Check out the case study here:

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