Hasta La Creative!

To announce IKEA’s new store in Sheffield we show local homes preparing for the arrival of The Wonderful Everyday. Clothing, books, and other contents float, suspended in anticipation of the wonderful home storage solutions to come.

This year on ‘The International Day for the Elderly’, we took an initiative to highlight the role of the elderly in society and raising awareness of the challenges they face in today’s world.

To raise awareness about this issue, we have emphasized the toll time takes on an aging father and his son.

Time plays a large role in our relationships – those who once raised us and cared for us become those in need of our care and assistance. We love them, perhaps in many ways we provide for them. But time is the one thing we fail to give to the elderly. Time is always the one thing we run out of.

It is our responsibility to be compassionate and attentive to people, whose bodies and minds are failing them because of the hands of time. We should appreciate the elderly while we still have the chance, while there’s still time.

At the feet of Baux-de-Provence, Opel has entrusted two Sports Tourer version of his Insignia to the French Folks, a collective of French photographers..

This creative idea answers to a social/cultural reality: we are suffering from touch deprivation, we touch less, we hug less, we kiss less….

Yet touch and meaningful physical contact is essential to our lives, it keeps us happy, keeps us healthy, helps us live longer…. and it is through skin that we forge these vital physical connections.

This creative idea answers to a social/cultural reality: we are suffering from touch deprivation, we touch less, we hug less, we kiss less….

Yet touch and meaningful physical contact is essential to our lives, it keeps us happy, keeps us healthy, helps us live longer…. and it is through skin that we forge these vital physical connections.

In Dominican Republic, a woman’s menstruating cycle is called many different names. The most common ones used are ones like “La Regla”, meaning “The Rule”, “La Luna” meaning “The Moon”, and “El Periodo”, meaning simply “The Period”. This custom comes from a taboo that many Dominicans have with periods, associating them with something foul and refuse to acknowledge this time as a completely natural process.

Our product, Daprinol, is a medicine used to relieve mentrual pain. For the brands launch, we have created a campaign that uses these common names as an opportunity to turn them into characters that exemplify the pain caused by the presence of menstruation, and present Daprinol as the go-to product to relieve that type of pain.

In Dominican Republic, a woman’s menstruating cycle is called many different names. The most common ones used are ones like “La Regla”, meaning “The Rule”, “La Luna” meaning “The Moon”, and “El Periodo”, meaning simply “The Period”. This custom comes from a taboo that many Dominicans have with periods, associating them with something foul and refuse to acknowledge this time as a completely natural process.

Our product, Daprinol, is a medicine used to relieve mentrual pain. For the brands launch, we have created a campaign that uses these common names as an opportunity to turn them into characters that exemplify the pain caused by the presence of menstruation, and present Daprinol as the go-to product to relieve that type of pain.

Starbucks is a love brand with more than 40 years creating genuine human moments of connection. A great place to meet people, to date, to get together, to enjoy life and moments. The challenge was to represent those moments with simplicity, using the Starbucks icon to tell each story in a minimalistic way.