AMV BBDO made smokers read a poster in one breath for Cancer Research UK
Anti-smoking work with no gore: a digital 6-sheet revealed its message only as long as you could blow, proving what diminished lung capacity feels like.
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The full archive, in the appAnti-smoking work with no gore: a digital 6-sheet revealed its message only as long as you could blow, proving what diminished lung capacity feels like.
Read the caseA wood-stove poster with smoke shaped like an adult and child claimed a 78% winter pollution rise — the ASA found no evidence wood burners were the sole cause.
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Read the caseNB Studio, Michael Wolff and Alice Bowsher gave fintech ANNA a hand-drawn, terracotta identity led by a clock-watching dinosaur and a sunbathing bear.
Read the caseIn a Creative Review interview, DesignStudio co-founder Paul Stafford recalls the 2014 Belo launch that turned genitalia memes into lasting familiarity.
Read the caseWonderhood Studios turned Waitrose's sci-fi food-lover campaign into a 3D anamorphic takeover of Europe's largest advertising screen.
Read the caseAccomplice London turned the household name itself into the ad: striking portraits of children replaced the C across Outernet, print, out-of-home and social.
Read the casePepsiCo's third Twisties Museum turned fan photos of chips that look like T-rexes and koalas into a Snapchat AR gallery via PHD and Isobar.
Read the caseCossette turned Montreal into a reality-show set — a trailer-style film, double-meaning review quotes on OOH, and visitors starring in their own 'next season'.
Read the caseA plywood-and-building-materials store styled as a construction site, with Tokyo artists reinterpreting the archive and a boot-cleaning service upstairs.
Read the caseLeo Burnett India cast a 60-something Bollywood star against his 20-something screen son for Spotify's first TV and first multilingual campaign in India.
Read the caseThe hotel group's rewards scheme became Shangri-La Circle — a calligraphy compass mark, Asian-craft patterns and a bold new yellow.
Read the caseDirector Jack Antoine Charlot blended live action and CGI into a sequence shot about a dancer you can't quite place — selected for Communication Arts' exhibit.
Read the caseThe South Carolina utility turned peak-shaving education into a comic contest between the Santee and Cooper families, ahead of its new rate structure.
Read the caseWieden+Kennedy London debuted for Sainsbury's with 'Food Dancing': Britain dancing while cooking, in black and white except the food.
Read the caseSterling-Rice Group rebuilt Round Table Pizza's identity, website, restaurants and packaging around its Knights of the Round Table lore for its 60th year.
Read the caseInspired by 'Dude with a Sign', :Teeth's vans dispensed blunt financial advice across Singapore — 1.44M consumers reached in three days, Instagram up 8.2%.
Read the caseA 929 m² structurally difficult shell in the heart of Bangalore became a cavernous maze where curated products sit in carved niches like finds.
Read the caseA fictional dance troupe, a boombox and one camera outside an LA cinema — Spike Jonze's 1999 promo for Fatboy Slim helped usher in lo-fi music video production.
Read the case303 MullenLowe Perth refreshed P&N Bank's long-running platform for 25–44-year-olds with a central character who flips between human contradictions.
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