Goodwine: Algorithm


Design
goodwine

goodwine is a local Kyiv wine and grocery store. In 2018 they completely reimagined their loyalty programme making it as personalized as possible. All customers received exclusive offers based on their preferences. So basically every single user was given an own unique loyalty programme. The brief was to create an identity that will go beyond boring and corporate norm of all shops’ loyalty programmes. goodwine is very human. 

The brand has always supported the uniqueness of every employee and customer. To support the customization of the loyalty programme and the diversity of thousands of goodwine’s people we came up with the idea to create thousands of different identities. We created naive visual style. Then we programmed an algorithm that randomly shuffles elements and creates thousands of designs. We used them to make an exclusive branding for every customer personal card. 

Now there are no two identical cards because there are no two identical customers. goodwine employees became the part of identity. The posters were placed in the exact store departments next to workplaces of exact people. The heroes of posters ‘explained’ how the loyalty programme worked in their department. We also saved the exclusive speech patterns of employees in copywriting. So that you feel that a real person is talking to you. Usually people don’t like anything new. But this time 85% of old clients switched to the new programme. And 28 459 goodwine’s visitors became new loyal customers.

Advertising Agency:Banda, Ukraine

Jeep: Jeep Images

Outdoor, Print
Jeep

Advertising Agency:Made Mexico
CCOs:Cristian Rocha, Yosu Aranguena
VPs:Sergio Sharpe, Paola Figueroa
Creative:Ricardo Montero
Art Directors:Eric Ulibarri, Arturo Bautista

Bulletproof Words: Bulletproof Words

Media
Bulletproof Words

Bulletproof Words exposes the dangerous conditions in which journalist in Mexico live every day. As part of this initiative, Article 19 and La Doblevida created a bulletproof vest covered with note press paper with the names of journalists killed in the country in recent years.

Advertising Agency:La DobleVida, Mexico
CEO La Doblevida:Manuel Camacho
COO La Doblevida:Miguel Angel Mendiola
Copywriters La Doblevida:Ángel Cabral Sena, Kabir Tobón
Art Directors La Doblevida:Fernando Alemán, Sebastian Ospina
Account Manager La Doblevida:Adriana González
Producers La Doblevida:Diego Esparza, Ana Galvañ
Designers äCo:Lucila Torres, Max Almeida
Production Company Oriental Films:Mauricio Clavijo, Paola Ortega

Butterfly Coach: Digital fitness chatbot

Online, Mobile
Butterfly Coach

Plan.Net Campaign have developed a fitness app for people that don’t believe in fitness Apps. A digital personal trainer that gets to know every user individually – and uses fun and functional design to keep them motivated.

Advertising Agency:Plan.Net, Munich, German
CCO:Markus Maczey
Managing Director:Oliver Bruckner
Digital Creatives:Markus Maczey, Richard Wegele, Friederike Fröhlich, Tobias Mayer, Helena Mertig, Jonas Heitzer, Alexander Kneifel, Philipp Stremlau, Laura Bergler, Philipp von Mauch, Volker Heine, Christian Mittelmaier-Ludwig
Social Media:Verena Letzner, Theresa Timnik, Carolin Lubritz, Markus Windisch
General Manager:Dennis Bono
Mediaplus Gruppe:Dennis Bono
Director Strategic Buying:Emanuele Fino
Development:Atlant Development

Lux: The Soap with a Lump

Media
Lux

Checking your breasts is very important and is one of the first steps in creating breast cancer awareness. Lux, India’s leading soap brand alerts women to the importance of breast examination with a simple idea. The iconic soap was redesigned with a difference. It had a visible lump on it.

‘The Soap with a Lump’ is a product innovation that encourages women to examine their breasts for any abnormality, while in the shower. After all, what better time to remind women to check their breasts than when they are alone and in the privacy of their bathroom.

This distinctive bar of soap dissolves over time but the lump does not. Unilever and Wunderman Thompson collaborated with technical experts, designers, soap manufactures and a leading cancer oncologist to design the first ever soap that uses touch to help alert women, to be on the lookout for signs of anything irregular.

Advertising Agency:Wunderman Thompson, Mumbai, India
Creatives:Tista Sen, Ashish Pathak, Simone Patrick, Aindrila Chatterjee, Chandni Kapoor
Account Management:Kishore Tadepalli, Sana Patel
Lux Team:Samir Singh, Kavita Nalawade, Shabad Pratihast, Carina Chopra

ESPN: Never Miss a Move

Print
ESPN

Brazilian people love sports and watching sports of any kind. But, only soccer matches are broadcast on TV. There is a great difficult on following all the other modalities such as NBA and the Olympic Games.

“Never Miss a Move” campaign shows to sports fans all the benefits of the ESPN App. With the app, they won’t miss any moment of the matches of the sports they like.

Advertising Agency:Africa, São Paulo, Brazil
CCO:Sergio Gordilho
Ecd:Otavio Schiavon
Head Of Art:Bruno Valenca
Creative Director:Sergio Gordilho
Copywriter:Felipe Silva
Art Director:Raynier Santos, Fábio Has
Client Services:Carol Boccia, Heloisa Pupim, Rafael Nogueira, Vivianne Santos
Media:Rodrigo Famelli, Bruna Morano, Larissa Francisco
Artbuyer:Carmen Castillo, Natasha Grazia, Patricia Mota
Image:Marco Mendes, Lumini
Treatment:Marco Mendes, Lumini

GULAG History Museum: Survivors


Print, Online
GULAG History Museum

Gulag (acronym of Main Administration of Camps) is a system of camps in which convicts were serving sentences for domestic and criminal offences and also for political reasons in USSR since the 1930s. 

It sounds horrifying, because over the 27 years of the Gulag’s existence twenty million people have passed through the camps and every tenth never came back from Gulag. 

But only half of young Russians know about mass repressions in the USSR (as it puts Russian Public Opinion Research Center, September 2018). Every fourth hears about the Gulag for the first time. 

To remind about this terrible time The Gulag History State Museum has collected former prisoners’ stories and told them in the language of graphic novels. The book «Survivors» was published thanks to fundraising. 

All graphic novels have been created by different artists and based on the stories of the Gulag’s former prisoners.

Advertising Agency:BBDO, Moscow, Russia
Chief Creative Officer:Nikolay Megvelidze
Creative Director:Sergey Kozhevnikov
Art Director:Anastasia Kharitonova
Copywriter:Olga Lakhnova
Illustrator:Eldar Selimov, Konstantin Chirkov, Dmitriy Osetrov, Anastasia Danilova, Sofiya Yelovikova
Design:Daria Vinokurova
Account Manager:Aleksandra Spiridonova

AMCV: First Signs

Print
AMCV

Print campaign created to AMCV (association of women against violence) to help prevent physical violence from what may be its first signs: words.

Advertising Agency:Fuel Lisboa, Portugal
Creative Director:Jorge Teixeira
Art Director:Gabriel Mendes
Copywriter:Henry Mandelbaum, Joana Cavaleiro
Illustrator:Gabriel Mendes
Photographer:Ivo Cordeiro
Models:Catarina Anacleto, Catarina Duarte

Sea Shepherd: The White Tide

Print
Sea Shepherd

On World Oceans Day, Sea Shepherd creates a yellow and white tide to denounce the billions of cigarettes polluting the oceans.

A single cigarette butt can pollute up to 500 liters of water. Cigarette butts pollute the ocean even more than straws and plastic bags do. Every year, billions of them end up in the ocean, carried away by the wind, the rain, in rivers or in pipes, after having been carelessly thrown in the streets. The toxic chemical components they are made of contribute to the ocean’s acidification and are deadly to the marine animals who eat them.

On World Oceans Day, it is urgent to raise awareness on this serious matter. “The White Tide” is the name of Sea Shepherd’s campaign, which aims to denounce how cigarette butts are polluting and killing the oceans and their wildlife.

Advertising Agency:Brand Station, France
Creative Director:Damien Guiol, Samy Benama, Loic Chauveau
Art Director:Damien Guiol, Samy Benama
Copywriter:Damien Guiol, Samy Benama, Djavid Karmaly
Photographer:Salamagica
Cgi Artist:Salamagica
Agent:Watch Out

Play Sports: This Is What We're Made Of


Online
Play Sports

Advertising Agency:TbwaBrussels, Belgium
Creative Director:Jeroen Bostoen
Creatives:Pieter Claeys, Kenn Van Lijsebeth, Roxane Schneider
Account Manager:Max Fauconnier, Jochen De Greef
Design Director:Hendrik Everaerts
Motion Design:Elke Broothaers
Production:MAKE
Director:Lander Munster
Editor:Lander Munster
Producer:Lieselot Ral

Perrier: Mona Lisa


Film
Perrier

Advertising Agency:Rosapark, Paris, France
Copywriters:Julien Moulin, Pierre-Antoine Dupin
Art Directors:Antoine Blondet, Frédéric Leclerc, Sophian Bouadjera
Group Account Director:Virginie Matias
Account Manager:Charlotte Permasse
Development Team:Laurène Chabrol, Victor Faubert
Strategic Planner:Alexandre Ribichesu
Head Of Digital:Jeanne Neuschwander
Art Buyer:Louise Bertin
Print Production:Justine Dudognon, Delphine Cotellon
Public Relations:Mélanie Colléou
Production consulting:Charlotte Delord, Géraldine Lamamy, Precious
Production:Iconoclast
Director:Manu Cossu
Producer:Jean Duhamel
Line Producer:Annabel Rosier
First Assistant Director:Frederic Monnet
DoP:Mathias Boucard
Set Designer:Arno Roth
Stylist:Laura Tunon Mendez
Executive Producer:Nick Page
Postproduction:Machine Molle
PostProducers:Cyril Bordesoulle, Marine Ligouzat
Editors:Nicolas Larouquère, Philippe Roch
Grading:Mathieu Caplanne
Sound Production:Schmooze
Sound Producers:Matthieu Sibony, Gregoire Galian
Sound Ingeneer:Sylvain Rety
Music Introduction:Sanjiv Sen
Advertiser team:Henrik Gotterbarm, Sophie Dubois, Thomas Ludsteck, Philippe Gallard, Marion Taisne, Émilie Grandin, Paul Cordina, Océane Mellano

Kieser Training: Read Upright


Online
Kieser Training

The campaign rewards smartphone users with good posture by offering free articles.

Advertising Agency:Heimat Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
Creative Directors:Simon Rehsche, Nico Ammann, Leander Schmalfuss
Art Director:Benjamin Hofmann

McDonald’s: Beans, Lentils, Potatoes, Spinaches

Outdoor
McDonald’s

Advertising Agency:TBWA, Zurich, Switzerland
Executive Creative Director:Manuel Wenzel
Creative Director:Bruce Roberts
Senior Art Director:Susanna Fill
Art Director:Gaston Filippo
Senior Copywriter:Clement Obiegbu
Junior Copywriter:Jonathan Grubenmann
Account Director:Caroline Büchner
Photographer:Garry Simpson
Food Stylist:Maud Eden
Lighting Assistant:Gregory Lengyel, Jimmy Crippen
Retoucher:Stephen Rochford, Layer 1

Gillette It Takes a Real Man


Film
Gillette

A study has revealed that “75% of Spanish men do not identify with the traditional male stereotype”. 8/10 Spanish men have been hearing about what makes a “Real Man” throughout their lives, but only one in four identifies with these expectations. What does it mean to be a “real man”? How is a real man supposed to behave? These and other questions are the starting point for “”It takes a real man””, a study sponsored by Gillette that explores the meaning of masculinity and how it is evolving in Spain. The study reveals that 75% of men do not identify with traditional masculine stereotypes and intend to bring up their children based on a more progressive, positive concept. This analysis of Spanish men prompted Gillette to develop a new line of communication that extolled the positive values of masculinity and rejected the negative ones. The result was the “It takes a real man” campaign (https://youtu.be/sfL2vpJJ1uE), based on the Spanish male stereotype. (there are English subtitles in the youtube settings option)

Advertising Agency:Proximity, Madrid, Spain
Global Chief Creative Officer:Eva Santos
Executive Creative Director:Susana Pérez
Creative Director: David Despau
Art Director:Gerardo Vaquerizo
Video Coordinator:Elias Maldonado
Technology Dire:Víctor Madueño
Client Services Director:Marta Yllera
Acount Manager:Mónica Martín
Planner:Esla de Murga
Acount Executives:Claudia Sanz, Esla de Murga
Content Manager:María Martinez
Comunication Director:Laura Carrillo
Production Director:Gemma Selga
Production Company:Igloo
Director:Miguel Angulo
Executive Producer:Meghan Shaw
Producer:Laura Guerrero
Photography Director:Octavio Arias
Image Editor:David López
PostProduction Coordinator:José David Alonso

Cristal Beer: #Cristalgram


Integrated
Cristal

Advertising Agency:VMLY&R, Lima, Peru
Executive Creative Director:Christian Sanchez
Creative Directors:Beto Noriega, Jorge Soto
Copywriter:Luis Castaneda
Art Directors:Eduardo Collazos
Client:Hernán Ugarte
Directors:Antonio Sarriá, Pedro Zamalloa
Sound:Zumba
Additional Credits:Raúl Lopez Guerra, Kathy Carrillo

Cine PE Audiovisual festival: No spoiler

Print
CINE PE

Print campaign for the beginning of the most important Film Festival of the State of Pernambuco.

Advertising Agency:Martpet, Recife, Brazil
Creative Directors:Edison Martins, Diego Curvêlo
Head Of Art:Gustavo Fonseca
Art Director:Kiara Carneiro
Copywriter:Peu Souza
Illustrator:Kiara Carneiro
Account Supervisor:Jussara Freire
Additional Credits:Sandra Bertini, Marília Silva, David Villa Real, Taciana Antunes

Solubles Instantáneos Café Oro: Flashlights

Print
Solubles Instantáneos

Advertising Agency:Raro Lab, Guayaquil, Ecuador
Creative Director:Cesar Sepulveda, Fabián Martínez
Art Director:Fabián Martínez
Copywriter:Cesar Sepulveda
CGI & Retouch:Raro

Rolling Stone Magazine: Immortal Hendrix, Immortal Lennon, Immortal Cobain

Print
Rolling Stone

Rolling Stone is the magazine that has been living from music since 1967. Over its several editions worldwide, it has witnessed great names being born, becoming a phenomenal success and then dying. However, for stars such as Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain and John Lennon, who gave the world timeless songs, death will never be able to take them out of the covers and pages of Rolling Stone magazine. So when we talk about the immortals of music, the cross doesn’t come after the star on the headstone in cemeteries and on the ads of our magazine.

Advertising Agency:Ampfy, São Paulo, Brazil
CCO:Fred Siqueira
Ecd:Alexandre “nego Lee” Popoviski
CD:Will Ferrari Jr
Art Director:Fábio Massaru Fugii
Copywriter:Leonardo Correa

COANIQUEM: Explosives

Print
Coaniquem

Nobody celebrates with a weapon, please don’t let your children do it either.

Advertising Agency:DDB, Santiago, Chile
Chief Creative Officer:Walter Ioli
Executive Creative Director:Gastón Potasz
Creative Director:Jorge Portales
Art Director:Fabián Martínez, Eduardo Campos
Retouching:JP1985

Critically Endangered Socks: Robber

Print
Critically Endangered Socks

Some socks are bad. Ours are good.

Advertising Agency:Wunderman Thompson, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director:Carlos Camacho
Art Director:Carlos Camacho, Ping Wai Wong
Copywriter:Carlos Camacho, Paddy Omahoney, Kiefer Mckenzie
Photographer:Ale Burset
Additional Credits:Ramon Cedeño