Print
Elanco
Advertising Agency:Saatchi & Saatchi, Düsseldorf, Germany
Executive Creative Director:Alexander Reiss
Creative Director:Fabiano Oliveira, Daniel Bittmann
Art Director:Lilia Quinaud, Pietro Soldi, Jesus Fernandez
Copywriter:Jan Pfiffer
Post Pruduction:Zombie Studio
Print
Amena Autism Center
Advertising Agency:VMLY&R, Amman, Jordan
Creative Director:Emad Khayyat.
Art Director:Emad Khayyat.
Illustrator:Sofia Bonati
Print
Chimp Wear
When you are a slave to fashion, someone else is too.
Advertising Agency:JWT, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director:Carlos Camacho
Copywriter:Carlos Camacho, Paddy Omahoney, Kiefer Mckenzie
Art Director:Chee Suphatanasilpa
Photographer:Ale Burset
Retoucher:Diego Speroni
competitive:
Cox Media Group:
Cox Media Group-Houston and its three radio stations: KGLK, KKBQ, KTHT along with Local Solutions Digital Agency, is hiring for highly motivated full-
Houston, Texas
Amazon filed a motion saying the company was “justified in terminating its relationship with Allen.”
Film
IKEA
Advertising Agency:Memac Ogilvy, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Kirkkopäivät (“Church days”) is a city festival by Finnish Lutheran Church, that wanted to reduce gap of the church and the people. We created a concept where people got to fill out the emptiness in symbolic and concrete way.
Banks are all about money. Banking service is all about huge amount of papers and time. Every banking problem can be solved according to an established pattern. This system has been working for ages and, as it is hard to change, is considered right.
From that point of view, Tochka Bank is the wrong bank.
Everything Tochka does wrong is governed by one essential principle – love towards its clients. Understanding of the entrepreneur’s needs and the courage to break the mold has always made Tochka the outsider and the example for other banks at the same time.
New Tochka Bank’s advertising campaign is about those who choose love over everything else. It is love towards your business and entrepreneurs, towards anything around you. Love is the driving force that helps change the world to the better.
To encourage democratic system and the people’s franchise, we introduce a campaign – WeGoVote – a civic engagement initiative of FourthCanvas, that challenges, forms and reforms the mindset of voters towards the 2019 general elections in Nigeria.
We believe that when people exercise their franchise, it puts them in a ruling realm of deciding who decides the socio-economic development of their country. Hence, voters are the first decider of a nation’s faith for a particular term of office.
Through visual designs and illustrations dispatched through various social mediums, we are able to urge and encourage registered voters to vote their choice candidates without any prejudice or fear. The designs create a mind-shift from the perspective of not-voting because the polls are prone to electoral malpractices by politicians and their elements; and help people understand the importance and essence of exercising their franchise, thus reinforcing the possibility of a better Nigeria through polls.
Data shows that textile industry is the 2nd most polluting industry in the world. Over 80% of the population doesn’t know what’s really in their clothes. The challenge was to make people aware of this and also make people aware of the fact that Liva’s eco-friendly fabric, has made sustainable fashion choices easy. As the Sustainable Fashion Partner for Times Lit Fest, Liva Fluid Fashion had the perfect opportunity to engage with like minded Times lit fests audience.
Introducing “The Responsible Smart Mirror”
The smart mirror combines voice and facial recognition with the help of Raspberry pie in order to communicate with consumers. The Mirror also detected the fabric and asked consumers to opt for sustainable choices. The mirror appealed visitors to include ‘responsible fashion’ in their 2019 resolutions and created awareness about how textile industry is the 2nd most polluting industry in the world!
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey Whiskey
The Federal Trade Commission accused Omics International, a publisher in India, of operating hundreds of fake research journals with deceptive business practices.
Welcome to the latest edition of Marketer’s Brief, a quick take on marketing news, moves and trends from Ad Age’s reporters and editors. Send tips/suggestions to eschultz@adage.com.
Dry January has come and gone, and spring’s arrival means drinking weather is here. But consumers are still keeping a close eye on their alcohol intake, giving rise to a spate of new low-alc beers. Get the scoop on two of the newest offerings below, along with how Kraft is trying to keep is Lunchables brand relevant. But first, we check in on the FTC’s newest targets.
So much for clarity
At its first Snap Partner Summit this week in Los Angeles, Snapchat is ready to discuss expanding access to its camera and augmented reality features. It’s a move that will enable more apps developers to piggyback on Snapchat’s proprietary technology.
CEO Evan Spiegel and his co-founder Bobby Murphy are set to take the stage on Thursday at the marquee event to outline the priorities for the year ahead.
“Historically, as a company, Snap has been very closed up,” says Sophia Dominguez, CEO of SVRF, an augmented reality platform and Snapchat partner. “This is the first big event where Evan and Bobby will take the stage as keynote speakers. It’s really important for them to step up and be more open about what Snap is working on.”
Adobe After Effects rolled out a new feature on Wednesday that can automatically scrub objects from a video for the first time. While Adobe Photoshop has long offered a tool that can conceal areas of a still image with camouflage fill, the software giant said the ability to do so across multiple frames was made…
DataXu laid off approximately 30 staffers earlier this week, according to multiple sources, the same week the company named Ed Montes as president and general manager of its TotalTV unit. Montes confirmed the layoffs, telling Adweek that less than 10 percent of the company’s roughly 300 employees were affected. The ultimate decision about who was…
It’s official: David Droga, the man who said he would never sell, has agreed to do just that. Pending official review by the FTC and the DOJ, the ad industry’s largest consultancy and its (arguably) second best-known independent agency will soon join forces as Droga5 becomes a property of Accenture Interactive. The news has already…
Staples is keeping things literal with a new logo that includes a staple icon that can also be used as a desk. The office supplies retailer updated its brand this week with a new look, services and in-house offerings designed to appeal to its business customers.
The new logo puts a simple staple ahead of the Staples brand name, which is still in red. The “staple” logo is a departure from the Framingham, Mass.-based chain’s slanted L logo, which was in use for more than 25 years. A release offers a not-so-necessary explanation, noting “the new simplified and modernized icon is also a more direct representation of the Staples’ name.” It’s unclear which, if any, agencies worked with Staples on its new branding; a spokeswoman did not respond to a request for credits.
Marshall Warkentin, chief marketing officer, explained in a statement that the brand refresh symbolizes “the innovative, forward-thinking problem-solvers” that are Staples clients and the Staples brand itself.
All of us eat popcorn when we were bored so this campaign depended on fun times and how popcorn is a part of this fun time.
Your fun time is like when you eat popcorn, this campaign uses visual photos of the games which all of all enjoy playing and replace parts of it by popcorn.
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
