Bezeq International: Stork

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Bezeq International

“Your kid shouldn’t discover everything now.”

Advertising Agency:Acw Grey, Tel Aviv, Israel
Executive Creative Director:Tal Riven
Creative Director:Idan Regev
Copywriter:Kobi Cohen
Art Director:Ira Gimpelevich
Illustrator:Erez Zadok
Client Manager:Mor Pesso
Supervisor:Doreen Zipper
Account Manager:Gali Abramovich
Production Manager:Meital Tzoref
Producer:Tali Sasson

Japan Committee for UNICEF Global Handwashing Day: Handwashing Vending Machine

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Japan Committee for UNICEF

The most sanitary nation,Japan. However,people have been suffering from infectious diseases such as flu, cold, or gastrointestinal infections. The biggest reason is inadequate practice of handwashing. To promote the proper practice of handwashing before eating especially to children,we created a vending machine. The“Handwashing vending machine” taught 6 key washing points with a song.

Advertising Agency:Dentsu, Tokyo, Japan
Creative Director:Susumu Namikawa, Aki Kimura
Copywriter:Yuto Ogawa, Mugi Takata
Art Director:Sayako Ishida, Takamasa Sanjo
Director:Kensaku Kakimoto, Satomi Inagaki
Producer:Mamoru Inagaki, Yuka Asaarashi
Photographer:Hiroshi Kudo, Mami Koyama, Yuki Yamaguchi, Sho Sasaki

Volkswagen Golf: Teddy Tragedy

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Volkswagen

Advertising Agency:Adam & Eve DDB, London, United Kingdom
Executive Creative Director:Jeremy Craigen
Creative:Oliver Rimoldi, Sigrid Egedal
Director:Matteo Pellegrini
Producer:Walter Ricciardi
DoP:Massimiliano Gatti
Editor:Stuart Greenwald
Post Production:Band, Pirates ân Paridise

3M Invisible Tape: Letter

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“Sticks without a trace.”

Advertising Agency:Bbdo Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico
Creative Director:Luis Ribo, Antonio Alvarez
Art Director:Mauricio Aldana, Hugo Moedano
Copywriter:Mauricio Gaya, Irene Preciado

Narvesen: Everyday convenience

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Narvesen is a new convenience store chain in Lithuania. Campaign task was to introduce line of quality take away food and drinks.

Advertising Agency:McCann, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director:Mantas Velykis
Art Directors:Aurimas Kadzevicius, Ernesta Valantiejute
Copywriter:Dangiras Bugas
Illustrator:Karolis Zukas

Mental Health Awareness Public Service Announcement: Minding The Elephant

Media, Outdoor
Mental Health Awareness

Minding The Elephant was created to help destigmatize and promote awareness of mental health issues amongst adults. Mental health conditions affect nearly everyone, whether through personal experience or the trials of loved ones, yet they remain stressful topics to disclose and discuss. We sought to create a message that illustrates the irony of ignoring a common issue under the fear of being perceived as different. It was also our goal to promote an open dialogue on the topic, and to encourage people to seek support and treatment for any symptoms experienced. In addition to the inspirational video, the microsite contains an active public discussion board as well as links to prominent mental health awareness, support, and recovery organizations.

Advertising School:Miami Ad School, San Francisco, USA
Art Director:Adam Zash
Copywriter:Justin Reagan

Jamaica Tourist Board: Wedding, Chciken, Bikini, Scuba, Waterfall

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Jamaica Tourist Board

Advertising Agency:Draftfcb, New York, USA
Group Creative Director:Roald Van Wyk
Executive Creative Director:Gary Resch
Chief Creative Officer:Javi Campopiano
Art Director:Rodrigo Burdman
Assistant Creative Director:Rodrigo Burdman, Greg Wikoff
Copywriter:Greg Wikoff
Illustrator:Rodrigo Burdman
Photographer:Justin Francis

CUCA advertising school E-learning course: A better way to learn online

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CUCA advertising school

Advertising School:Escola Cuca, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director:Miguel Bemfica
Art Director:Romulo Caballero
Copywriter:Lui Lima

Cebra Toy Store: Horse, Doll

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Cebra

Stop being a toy. Give one.

Advertising Agency:Niño, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Creative Director:Nico Sommer
Copywriter:Nico Sommer
Account Manager:Rocío Varela
Photographer:Gonzalo Lauda
Additional Credits:Santiago Rodriguez del Pozo, Somolo Silvestre

Dan Fietsam, Energy BBDO Part Ways

danenergyAfter spending the last five-plus years at Chicago-based Energy BBDO, word has trickled down through the departments that Dan Fietsam is no longer with the agency. If you recall, Fietsam replaced Marty Orzio over a half-decade ago as EVP/chief creative officer at the agency. We were forwarded a note from Energy sent from Energy’s president/CEO, Paul Tonise. See below:

“From: Paul, Tonise
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014
Subject: Thanks, Dan!

 

Team,

After 5-1/2 years, Dan is leaving the agency.  It’s been a good run, and we are thankful for Dan’s contributions to our collective success.

When Dan started, Energy BBDO was a smaller agency and, like the rest of America (and world), we were amidst one of most difficult macro economic downturns.  We continued to grow and succeed and Dan was a key player.

Under his leadership, we drove award-winning work and got recognition from the creative community. Most importantly, he brought in wonderful creative leaders.

In the “Next Phase for Fietsam”, Dan yearns to get closer to the creation of the work. And that’s what he’ll do in his last month with the agency. We are in a search for Dan’s replacement and, in the interim, will rely on our outstanding group creative directors to continue leading their businesses.

We are grateful to Dan for all he’s done to help make Energy BBDO what it is today. I know you will all join me in offering your personal thanks to Dan.

Tonise”

 

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Marshall Headphones: Slayer

Your music is only as heavy as your headphones.

Advertising School: Miami Ad School, San Francisco, USA
Art Director: Tomás Azoubel Lima
Copywriter: Letícia Rodrigues de Abreu
Published: February 2014

Marshall Headphones: Dead Kennedys

Your music is only as heavy as your headphones.

Advertising School: Miami Ad School, San Francisco, USA
Art Director: Tomás Azoubel Lima
Copywriter: Letícia Rodrigues de Abreu
Published: February 2014

Nick Moore Out at Wunderman

nickmoore1We’ve received confirmation from Wunderman that Nick Moore, who has been with the agency since 2006 and has served as chief creative of the New York office of the WPP Group/Y&R agency. From what we’ve been told, and as you see below,the parting is “amicable.” Here’s a statement from Wunderman below.

“After eight years, Wunderman has amicably parted ways with Nick Moore. We thank him for his contributions and leadership during his time as creative director for the New York office.  In the interim, Global Chief Creative Officer Lincoln Bjorkman will take up the reigns with the New York creative leaders reporting directly to him until the appropriate replacement is found.  We wish him well in his further endeavors.” Prior to his joining Wunderman, Moore helped build that was responsible for BBDO’s global Proximity network, worked at what became Tequila\London and won Cyber Lions among accolades in the process.

 

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Powerful Drawings on Black Paper

Focus sur le travail de Kyung Hwan Kwon qui s’arme de crayons de couleurs et d’acryliques pour représenter sur du papier noir des illustrations d’une très grande qualité. Des représentations impressionnantes souvent guerrières à découvrir sur son portfolio en ligne et en images dans la suite de l’article.

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100 Crowd-Funded Projects – From Crowd-Funded Startups to Crowd-Funded Art Projects (TOPLIST)

(TrendHunter.com) Popular crowd funding platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo have only been around for a couple years, but in that time, there have been a ton of new ideas, products, services and other crowd-…

Sported: Tears

Sport can change everything. Help us turn around disadvantaged young lives with the power of sport.

Advertising Agency: McCann, London, UK
Chief Creative Officers: Lolly Thomson, Rob Doubal
Creative Directors: Jamie Mietz, Sanjiv Mistry
Head of Art: Gary Todd
Art Directors: Jamie Mietz, Michael Thomason, Carl Rapp
Copywriters: Sanjiv Mistry, Chloe Grindle
Project Manager: Jo Howes
Photographers: Joe Lang, Charlotte Wright
Planner: Johnny Kanagasooriam
Account Management: Saminder Khaneka, Sam Lewis, Nikki Soin, Russell Perry
Retouchers: Rob McDonald, Dave Callow
Published: December 2013

Sported: Blood

Sport can change everything. Help us turn around disadvantaged young lives with the power of sport.

Advertising Agency: McCann, London, UK
Chief Creative Officers: Lolly Thomson, Rob Doubal
Creative Directors: Jamie Mietz, Sanjiv Mistry
Head of Art: Gary Todd
Art Directors: Jamie Mietz, Michael Thomason, Carl Rapp
Copywriters: Sanjiv Mistry, Chloe Grindle
Project Manager: Jo Howes
Photographers: Joe Lang, Charlotte Wright
Planner: Johnny Kanagasooriam
Account Management: Saminder Khaneka, Sam Lewis, Nikki Soin, Russell Perry
Retouchers: Rob McDonald, Dave Callow
Published: December 2013

Sported: Sweat

Sport can change everything. Help us turn around disadvantaged young lives with the power of sport.

Advertising Agency: McCann, London, UK
Chief Creative Officers: Lolly Thomson, Rob Doubal
Creative Directors: Jamie Mietz, Sanjiv Mistry
Head of Art: Gary Todd
Art Directors: Jamie Mietz, Michael Thomason, Carl Rapp
Copywriters: Sanjiv Mistry, Chloe Grindle
Project Manager: Jo Howes
Photographers: Joe Lang, Charlotte Wright
Planner: Johnny Kanagasooriam
Account Management: Saminder Khaneka, Sam Lewis, Nikki Soin, Russell Perry
Retouchers: Rob McDonald, Dave Callow
Published: December 2013

CEO Dick Costolo Promises More Accessible Twitter as User Growth Slows


Twitter has some more growing up to do.

On the one hand, its ad business is clearly maturing and showing robust growth. On the other, growth is flattening, and CEO Dick Costolo conceded the company needs to do a better job making itself accessible and useful to the masses.

“”We don’t need to change any characteristics of our platform, we simply need to make Twitter a better Twitter,” he said.

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