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These two hilariously relatable ads demonstrate that even being one of the NFL’s strongest players doesn’t save you from the universal struggle to open a stubborn pickle jar, or unexplainable urge to carry every grocery bag in one trip.

#Doeseutoque was a movement that supported women to switch touching their phones to touching their breast. The message was spread by influencers and global actresses who shared a photo whit a heart in the middle. The heart means the Instagram like, so it stimulated women to donate their touch to something that really matters, breast cancer auto exam. The message reached the heart of over 1 million people.

Ad for name change of a Greek restaurant Thalassa.

The legendary Montreal cinema that features adult films and organizes erotic evenings, closed its doors at the start of the pandemic. To celebrate its reopening and extend a warm welcome to all patrons, we created a series of prints that play on the double meaning of the word COME. Passerby are invited to come not only to the cinema, but also once inside.

Most Americans remember the Vonage name for its telco past. But, Vonage has since reinvented itself as a B2B communications company offering Unified Communications, Contact Centers, and Communications APIs. For a category that’s all about communicating, Business Communications is surprisingly jargon-heavy. To announce their B2B offering, Vonage wanted to keep things straightforward by simply telling people what they do, without making their audience fall asleep.

VISIT Milwaukee (www.visitmilwaukee.org), the convention & visitors bureau dedicated to providing information on all things to do in Milwaukee, is using the occasion of the Democratic National Convention to help shine a spotlight on the city. The organization has created two special 30-second films that highlight local talent and reinforce the city’s place as a cultural epicenter. They are expected to be widely disseminated over the coming days. One film, “Unique Unites,” features a music track from local artists Sista Strings. It juxtaposes unexpected and surprising elements of the city side-by-side to bring to life the idea that Milwaukee is a place for everything and everyone. As the Sista Strings sing out, “Oh, it’s good.” “Powered by the People” celebrates the people who are the fiber of this unique and modern city. It features Milwaukee Bucks and NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and is narrated by Milwaukee’s poet laureate Dasha Kelly Hamilton, who invites viewers to “come and feel a little bit of the people power for yourself.” Both films were created in partnership with the local independent advertising agency Hanson Dodge and were produced and directed using local crews.