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Last July, Belgium experienced one of the most devastating floods in its history. The material damage caused by this deluge was enormous: houses, cars, furniture… but also photos were damaged. These ‘damaged’ photos do not represent a lot of financial value, but their emotional value is enormous. The memories linked to these photos are priceless. Thousands of photos were severely damaged by the sudden and rapid flooding. With the support of Canon, the ‘ReStory’ project aims to restore as many photos as possible. A small but valuable contribution to the emotional recovery of the region.

Eobuwie. Where the story begins. Sometimes our memories are attached to a gift.

A new sitcom hits the airwaves this week — this time it’s not from a major broadcast network, but from the beloved convenience store and gas station, QuikTrip.

QT’s tagline is “More Than a Gas Station,” and they’re proving it by taking classic sitcom genres that everybody knows and loves, and reimagining how they come to life in a series of commercials that are unique to the QuikTrip experience and their snackle food offering.

Speaking to their core audience of millennials and the generation’s love of all things pop culture and nostalgia, QuikTrip decided to invade their favorite TV sitcom genres from the 90s to show that no matter what the eating occasion is, “Snackle Always Steals the Show.”

In addition to the :30 ads, QT will be broadcasting a full, 30-minute length episode later in January 2022. Both the spots and the full-length episode were directed by SNL director Paul Brigante.

QuikTrip has developed a cult-like following with its customers and is easily the most beloved gas station in the Midwest with fans who often profess their love for the brand across social media channels. Consumers love everything they put out, from holiday sweaters to cornhole boards to puzzles to collaborations with Chuck Norris. QT is a brand many have grown up with and stands for convenience, cleanliness and now culture, too.

A documentary that focuses on raising healthy animals, ensuring food stays safe and helping Alberta farms prosper.

Goal
To turn poetry into a functional interior accessory, popularize poetry through the city streets, engage the poetry community and launch at the main literature event in Kyiv.
Solution
When designing the poetry book, we decided to play around its name – “Room Temperature”. That’s why a thermometer stem was attached to the book spine. As a result, when this book is on a shelf, it serves a function, instead of merely collecting dust.

We managed to create a simple and clear visual identity with the use of lines, and in each geometric form of it the corners and walls of a room could be observed. A red and blue line appeared near pagination numbers. They once again refer the reader to the thermometer, where red colour goes up, and blue colour goes down.

Tea Lovers celebrates the love the British have for tea, and all the different ways that we enjoy it. From taking a flask of original Tetley to a rainy sports match to enjoying a cup of herbal in bed, Tetley has the tea for every tea lover.