Coop: The organic effect

Advertising Agency: Forsman&Bodenfors, Sweden
Art Directors: Johan Eghammer, Johanna Hofman-Bang
Copywriter: Johan Olivero
Account Managers: Lena Grundström, Patrik Danroth
Account Director: Anders Härneman
Designer: Viktor Brittsjö
Agency Producer: Åsa Hammar
Planner: Amelie Sandström, My Troedsson
Digital Producer: Helena Wård
Production: ACNE Production
Director: Marcus Svanberg
Producer: Kristofer Larsson
DOP: Anders Jedenfors
Offline Editor: Henning Mark
Post Production: Shortcut Stockholm
Sound: Plop Produktion

Wolfes Combatives: Knuckles

Advertising Agency: Immersion Creative, Vancouver, Canada
Creative Director / Copywriter: Mike Catherall
Art Directors: Asawin Phanichwatana, Oran Rahmani, Seann Einerssen
Retoucher: Aaron Nace
Photographer: Peter Holst
Make up: Marie-Helene Babin
Published: May 2015

Hotpoint: Tattoos – Anchor

No stain is forever.

Advertising Agency: J Walter Thompson, Milan, Italy
Chief Creative Officers: Enrico Dorizza, Sergio Rodriguez
Creative Director: Paolo Cesano
Art Director: Fabrizio Pozza
Copywriter: Paolo Cesano
Illustrator: Alice Guazzo
Photographer: Luigi Ziliani
Post production: Michela Secchi
Rep. And Production: Andrea Bertuzzi Livello06/1806 srl
Published: April 2015

Hotpoint: Tattoos – Heart

No stain is forever.

Advertising Agency: J Walter Thompson, Milan, Italy
Chief Creative Officers: Enrico Dorizza, Sergio Rodriguez
Creative Director: Paolo Cesano
Art Director: Fabrizio Pozza
Copywriter: Paolo Cesano
Illustrator: Alice Guazzo
Photographer: Luigi Ziliani
Post production: Michela Secchi
Rep. And Production: Andrea Bertuzzi Livello06/1806 srl
Published: April 2015

Hotpoint: Tattoos – Butterfly

No stain is forever.

Advertising Agency: J Walter Thompson, Milan, Italy
Chief Creative Officers: Enrico Dorizza, Sergio Rodriguez
Creative Director: Paolo Cesano
Art Director: Fabrizio Pozza
Copywriter: Paolo Cesano
Illustrator: Alice Guazzo
Photographer: Luigi Ziliani
Post production: Michela Secchi
Rep. And Production: Andrea Bertuzzi Livello06/1806 srl
Published: April 2015

Maille: Memories

Advertising Agency: DDB, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director: Alexandre Hervé
Creative Director / Copywriter / Art Director: ander Kalchev
Agency Producer: Catherine Guiol
Account Supervisors: Glen Lomas, Pierre Le Gouvello, Capucine Mistrale, Anne-Charlotte Ruste
Strategic Planner: Raphaël Hodé, Géraldine Tixier
Advertiser’s Supervisor: David Lowes, Jane Buck, Alexandra Robert, Ruth Birl
Prod Compagny: Carnibird
Director: Alexander Kalchev
Producer: Juliette Desmarescaux
Sound Production: Leland music / Big Sync studio

Bassi Bikes: Lean

Advertising Agency: Havas Worldwide Canada
Creative Director / Art Director: Etienne Bessette
Copywriter: Jean Daniel Lafleur
Photographer: Rejean Harel
Published: September 2014

Bassi Bikes: Burn

Advertising Agency: Havas Worldwide Canada
Creative Director / Art Director: Etienne Bessette
Copywriter: Jean Daniel Lafleur
Photographer: Rejean Harel
Published: September 2014

Rugged Practical Backpacks – Fjallraven's Rucksack No. 21 Has a Seat Pad Perfect for Music Festivals (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Fjällräven’s Rucksack No. 21 is a great bag for many outdoor activities. Whether camping, hiking or attending a music festival, it provides a practical and stylish way to store the essentials….

Posh Party Photoshoots – The Vogue Paris Parlez-Vous Francais Editorial is Highly Celebratory (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The Vogue Paris May 2015 editorial titled Parlez-Vous Francais offers a celebratory look at models Edie Campbell, Anna Ewers and Karlie Kloss. In the series taken by photographers Inez and Vinoodh,…

Make the Consumer Feel Special

Category: Beyond Madison Avenue
Summary: When forming advertising strategy, regardless of the good, service, or idea, the center subject of the campaign must be the consumer. If we do not take into account their wants and needs, then the ad is bound to fail.

That much is clear.

In what way should the consumer take center stage? In several circles — including ours, to a point — the WIIFM (What’s in it for me?) reigns top of mind. It is true; consumers are a selfish bunch and will only approach a brand if there is something that benefits them.

But there’s more to that.

Freeze Frame: Writing in the Moment

Category: Beyond Madison Avenue
Summary: Our past is guaranteed to us. As writers, we have the privilege of taking ownership over every word we’ve key-stroked into text. Generally, that’s a good thing. In time, those efforts help build a portfolio that provides proof of who we are. Problem is, what we put down on a resume is only a rough approximation of “what we were” at any point in time; not what we can do today.

Everything you do was once something you’d never done. The real test is always the blank page in front of us.

Futuristic Artworks by Vesod

En mixant dessins anatomiques, formes géométriques et jeux de transparences, l’artiste italien Vesod constitue d’incroyables peintures à l’huile donnant l’illusion d’être en trois dimensions. Comme des cristaux géants qui renfermeraient des personnes humaines, ces oeuvres possèdent un côté mystique, faisant référence à des chefs-d’oeuvres de la renaissance italienne tels que la création d’Adam de Michel-Ange.

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Samsung celebra Dia das Mães com humor

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Absolut Creation Pure

Découvrez ici la nouvelle campagne vidéo « Création Pure » d’Absolut Vodka. Ce film se concentre sur l’art de la conception en mettant en scène un atelier où illustrateurs et designers usent de leur savoir-faire pour donner vie à cette célèbre bouteille : dessiner sa silhouette, esquisser le portrait de Lars Olsson Smith et penser à la typographie de son logo pour en arriver au produit final. Un très beau spot à découvrir dans l’article.

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Kellogg's Kashi Changes Strategy, Launches Agency Review


Kellogg Co. is reviewing ad agencies for its Kashi and Bear Naked brands as the food giant charts a marketing course aimed at seizing on the natural-foods craze. Part of the strategy involves creating a Kashi division that includes Bear Naked and is structured to operate autonomously from Kellogg’s other brands.

“As Kashi Co. is re-established as a stand-alone company, we see an opportunity to review our agency partnerships to advance our communications and ensure we have the right agency model to engage with our consumers effectively,” the company said in a statement, confirming the review. “Kashi has invited all of our existing agencies and some new agencies to participate in the RFP process.”

The incumbent agency for Kashi is Amazon Advertising, a San Francisco shop that is part of the Leo Burnett Worldwide network. The Leo Burnett agency, which handles a majority of other Kellogg brands, did some recent work for Kashi, but it was on an “interim, transitional” basis, according to a Kellogg spokesman. The Amazon ad agency declined to comment.

Continue reading at AdAge.com

Poligrip, Depends Ditch 'Old Folks' Marketing


Adult incontinence and denture products long have had a stigma, but a new wave of ads for such products aims to overcome that by portraying users as younger, vibrant, and anything but debilitated.

While it may be a stretch to ever see these categories as sexy, an aging population has made them strong single- and even double-digit growers in packaged-goods and consumer-products industries starving for growth. So brands and products that once induced dread among consumers, marketers and agency creatives alike are getting new attention and creative approaches.

Just a year ago, ads for Poligrip and Polident denture adhesives and cleaners from GSK Consumer Health featured solemn testimonials from people concerned about getting kiwi seeds stuck under their gums or showed people with partial dentures losing their cellphones and keys but hoping not to lose any more teeth.

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NBC, Walgreens Go Big for Red Nose Day's American Debut


The creative, out of GSD&M, is designed to spread the word that Red Nose Day is coming to America and that Walgreens is the only place where you can get the nose.

“It’s the power of the nose,” said Jay Russell, chief creative officer at GSD&M. “You’re not going to not hear about the red nose.” The agency also sought to keep the mood light and fun to match the tone of the event and Walgreens’ tagline: “The corner of happy and healthy.”

Comic Relief approached Walgreens, while it was in talks with NBC, to help bring Red Nose Day to America. “It was one meeting. … It was such a natural fit for us, we made the decision that day,” said Ms. Jordan. “It allows us to play into the happy side of happy and healthy, and have fun with the cause.”

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Monster Job Opportunities: Wasted Wishes


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Finding a job is the most expressed wish of ever. But unfortunately, it also seems to be the most unfulfilled.

Advertising Agency:Armando Testa, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors:Dario Anania, Vincenzo Celli
Art Director:Matteo Pozzi
Copywriter:Samantha Scaloni
Clients Service Director:Tiziana Perotti
Advisor Responsible for Innovation:Nicola Belli
Production:The Family
Executive Producer:Stefano Quaglia
Producer:Tommaso Haimann
Director:Igor Borghi
Director Of Photography:Alessandro Bolzoni
Editing:Nicola Mucelli
Color Correction:Band, Bloompix
Postproduction:Band, Bloompix
Music:Enzo Casucci

IFAW NGO: 3D Printer


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IFAW

If only they were this easy to reproduce.

Advertising Agency:Young & Rubicam, Paris, France
Creative Director:Pierrette Diaz
Art Director:Pierre Philippe Sardon
Copywriter:Eric Esculier
Illustrator:Olivier Djalayer
Photographer:Yann Robert
Production Print:The Shop