What could have been a boring white paper type banner has turned into something you can’t help but be mesmerised.

2: Dolby: Light up the night sky
Agency: Freestyle [US]

Crank up your speakers to really experience this one. The interactive lightning adds a nice touch. It was this experience with a Red Bull can that sold it to me though.

3: Apple: Ipod Nano
Agency: Unknown

This is the perfect extension to a great ad.

4: Coke Zero Campaign
Agency: Glue [UK]

A well executed and fun campaign for Coke Zero in the UK.
See Beach, Boy Band, Gigs, Goggles & festival.

5: Mini Spin Art
Agency: Unknown

Both Mini and HP produced similar artistic ads.  Who was first aside, it’s quite interesting being able to create a piece of art in a banner and have that submitted to the campaign’s online gallery at Roof Studio.

As I'm limited to 5 every issue and I didn't have time to consult all the editors on my selection this month I missed these banners that are worth a mention.

Locite Honeymoon
ADIDAS A3
Virgin Money Dragon
AAA Crash
SAAB Extra Equiped

2: VW Pedal
Agency: CP+B [US]

I wouldn't call my self a "rev head" but this execution is extremely gratifying. I love the end line too "Auf Wiedersehen. Sucka."

3: HP Big Prints
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi [SI]

Proof not all banners need to be multimedia extravaganzas to work.

4: Home Gym Bike
Agency: DDB [BR]

This one has everything you want in a banner. Great animation, great sound and a nice payoff for the user's interaction.

5: 9hr Gestures
Agency: Bascule [JP]

This has to be the first "multi-user" banner I've seen and probably the first banner to incorporate live streaming video as well. You're probably going to need to watch the movie to get a full grip on what was created.