Honey Maid answers ad hate with art — every negative comment becomes LOVE
Honey Maid celebrated every kind of American family, then answered backlash on film — printed hate comments rolled up into the word LOVE.
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The full archive, in the appHoney Maid celebrated every kind of American family, then answered backlash on film — printed hate comments rolled up into the word LOVE.
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Read the caseOCON designed Pororo as a borderless preschool character; by 2015 the little penguin had 2,500 licensed products and had sold to more than 130 countries.
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Read the caseOskar Stålberg's procedural toy strips away scores and failure: every click grows an idyllic seaside town, and beauty is the gameplay.
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Read the caseAn insurance ad with no product talk: a schoolgirl ashamed of her deaf-mute father, until his sacrifice — millions of views, ADFEST Silver.
Read the caseDisney retired its free FastPass system and sells Genie+: a per-day Lightning Lane pass, with the most popular rides priced separately by demand.
Read the caseA nonprofit asks professionals to donate their LinkedIn headlines for Giving Tuesday, turning self-promotion into visibility for immigrant women.
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Read the caseBooking.com made experiments the default decision system: every change ships inside a test, 1,000+ live at once, with a searchable history of wins and failures.
Read the caseA 7-minute tearjerker shot entirely on an iPhone X becomes Apple's first Chinese New Year short — 68M+ views in a week.
Read the caseShuka spent four years as World Chess's only design partner, dragging 1,500-year-old chess into streetwear-age graphics and prime-time Russian TV.
Read the caseSweden turned crisis preparedness into a keepable 20-page household artifact — 96% of recipients read it, 60% kept it.
Read the caseMaitri made a five-minute Malayalam sketch where actress Shakeela runs a driving school that teaches sex ed — it went viral and won the Abby 2024 Grand Prix.
Read the caseYan Ji You and The Nine Shanghai turned bestseller scenes into in-store sculptures that shoppers decoded for discounts.
Read the caseA puzzle adventure where the core mechanic is translation: players deduce glyph meanings from context and learn five invented languages to reunite the tower.
Read the caseAfter two bee stings, four-year-old Mikaila Ulmer sweetened her great-grandmother's lemonade with local honey and gave a share to bees — now a national brand.
Read the caseA $19.95 smart bauble glows green or red from a parent's phone, feeds live data to billboards — sold out in 11 days, Spikes 2019 Grand Prix.
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