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Falls City’s beloved mascot, CanMan, embarks on a journey back home.

Studies indicate ED issues are on the rise and, by 2025, 322 million men will experience erectile issues. Yet, even as it becomes more wide-spread, there’s still a stigma attached to ED, which can make it difficult to get it treated. SKYN® wants to take away that anxiety by making the experience of getting erectile pills much more user-friendly and by making the product itself more available to those that need it. Online questionnaires are reviewed by a doctor to make sure it’s right for each person. If all conditions are met, SKYN® arise™ is prescribed and shipped safely and legally, all through SKYN®’s online store.

We decided to create new packaging aimed at changing the perception of the pill itself, turning it into something we’re no longer ashamed of, but rather something to talk about: a container that always stands up. Thanks to the work of designer Jean-Baptiste Fastrez, the SKYN® arise™ pill container replaces the standard unsexy pharmacy bottle for a sophisticated design that’s functional, elegant, and, above all, dispels any complex.

The Lebanese Basketball Federation, with VMLY&R and nonprofit Jouzour Loubnan, aimed to raise awareness of the decline of cedar trees in Lebanon due to deforestation. Before a game between two of the country’s most popular teams (Champville vs Beirut), when the crowd expected to hear the Lebanese national anthem, the moments were used to highlight the issue. Instead of performing the Lebanese national anthem, it was replaced with the Austrian anthem and flag to call attention to the fact that without cedars, Lebanon loses its identity.

Any moment can become a cinematic adventure when you bring along Osmo Pocket. Capture videos at 4K/60fps, take stunning 12-megapixel photos, and explore fun features like Motionlapse, FPV mode, and a range of powerful editing tools. This versatile creative companion is compact, easy to use, and ready whenever you are.

To commemorate the highly anticipated eighth and final season of Game of Thrones, DDB Sydney and the exclusive Australian broadcaster Foxtel have built a 2000 square metre graveyard that pays tribute to the bloodshed and more than a hundred thousand individual deaths over the past seven seasons.

This final resting place, situated inside Centennial Park in Sydney from April 12 – 14, was designed by DDB Sydney and built in a collaborative effort from Revolver/Will O’Rourke and The Glue Society.

The ‘Grave of Thrones’ is designed as a place for GoT fans to reflect on the deaths of the show’s most iconic faces, as the show prepares to reach its epic conclusion.

It features more than thirty gravestones, including two grand family mausoleums housing the deceased members of House Stark and House Baratheon and the headstones of some of Game of Thrones’ most infamous characters, including Joffrey Lannister, Ramsay Bolton, Khal Drogo, Tywin Lannister, Littlefinger and Olenna Tyrell.

Every single grave has been created in staggering detail, closely referencing the lives and deaths of the characters featured, including Hodor’s headstone which honours one of the show’s most loved characters and depicts his tragic death at the exit of a cave.

The graveyard was created by a huge and passionate team of Australia’s top sculptors, designers, painters and builders, who worked hundreds of hours to build graves richly layered in GoT stories and references.

DDB Australia Chief Creative Officer Ben Welsh says: “The detail of the build is staggering, and we’re acutely aware of the pressure on us to execute with meticulous detail. When you’re dealing with show like this, with such an obsessive fanbase, you’ve really got to pull out all the stops.”
Game of Thrones fans have been invited to pay their respects at the graveyard and are encouraged to bring tributes to lay on the tombs of their most beloved characters.