For the award winning design label ‘Brothers and Sons’, we digitally reproduced 5 of their iconic designs. This creative freedom produced amazing results that really embody the ‘Breaking Standards’ vision. The 5 videos were displayed during the launch of the ‘Brothers and Sons’ brand at Salone del Mobile 2017 in Milan. Digital advertisement created by Nohau, Netherlands for Brothers and Sons, within the category: House, Garden.

This is one of those commercials you agree to make without no budget at all. Just to show that advertising can kick ass. For Dutch lemonade brand Neko Jusu we made a japanese advetising inspired film that is so bizarre yet totally logical that we wonder why nobody else did it before. Because yes, cats rule the world. And because you may now realize that we all live in a cat-matrix. It may even explain why youtube became big by showing all those cut cat videos. Digital advertisement created by Khanna\Reidinga, Netherlands for Neko Jusu, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Digital advertisement created by Havas, Netherlands for Havas Boondoggle, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Access to credit or financial institutions is not a given for everyone everywhere in the world. But the desire to build something for oneself still exists. By investing in microcredit we can all help entrepreneurial individuals achieve their dreams. This is the message Fitzroy wants to communicate in the new commercial for Oikocredit. Film advertisement created by Fitzroy, Netherlands for Oikocredit, within the category: Finance.

To launch the latest La Place campaign and to emphasize the fact that the restaurant produces fresh homemade meals and products for low prices, JCDecaux The Netherlands developed a livestream pizza-Mupi. Passers-by could share their favorite ingredients with a chef in the restaurant kitchen via an interactive panel and get their dream pizzas just a few steps away. Ambient advertisement created by JCDecaux, Netherlands for La Place, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Netherlands for DELA, within the category: Finance.

Children who connect with their mom via www.klm.com/callyourmom and invest the most time in it are rewarded with a flight ticket that takes them to her for Mother’s Day: 13 May. By encouraging people to video call their Mom to win a flight, KLM wants to also encourage children to call more often and to give their mothers the best gift she can get on Mother’s Day. A personal visit from her son or daughter. Please let us know if you are interested in speaking to anyone from the team behind this special campaign. Film advertisement created by DDB, Netherlands for KLM, within the category: Transport.

Parc Broekhuizen is a no-nonsense concept offering a visual and culinary journey of discovery taking place in the grounds of an authentic country estate. The estate has had various functions and residents over the years, including once being home to wealthy merchant Cornelis Jan van Nellesteyn, who died there in 1832. Parc Broekhuizen is where it all comes together: an inspirational setting, a beautiful history and, above all, a remarkable culinary experience – coordinated by top chef Marco Westmaas – for all who hunger for high-quality innovative cuisine. The estate offers two restaurants, a hotel, room for corporate events and is, undoubtedly, the perfect setting for a better brand of party. Strategic and creative agency Fitzroy was asked to think about the positioning, identity and translation of all necessary elements to make Parc Broekhuizen a success. The buildings on the estate have a historical feel, but all this grandeur can be intimidating too. So Fitzroy wanted a more light-hearted approach to communication in order for Parc Broekhuizen to broaden its appeal to also include a younger crowd. Not by going crazy, but by turning historical elements into something hysterical. The estate houses five impressive works of art painted by Willem Joseph Laguy in the 1780s. These paintings, which depict Voltaire’s tragedies, now form the basis for all Parc Broekhuizen communication. A number of leading figures from the aforementioned artworks now play leading roles in Parc Broekhuizen’s communication. They find themselves placed in a new setting and have been given a social upgrade with a dose of online humour. These new “pieces of art” can be found throughout the estate including on menus, beermats, memo pads, as gifs, but also as part of the buildings’ interiors (designed by interior architect Judith van Mourik). Canandian gif-artist James Kerr was invited by Fitzroy to help with the creation of these hysterical situations. Parc Broekhuizen’s communication has also inspired the creation of its very own font. Design advertisement created by Fitzroy, Netherlands for Parc Broekhuizen, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

When creating an advertising concept it often starts with a piece of paper and a pencil. With a good concept the idea comes to life and the magic starts. We used just basic tools for the animation, like paper, a pencil, a sharpener, an eraser, scissors, glue and a set square. When the sails of the Dutch windmill are turned, the whole scene comes to life. All elements pop up and the message ‘I WISH YOU CREATIVE HOLIDAYS’ appears. People can send the viral to their friends and can also download all graphics to get creative themselves. Digital advertisement created by van Santen Netwerk, Netherlands for van Santen Netwerk, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

The phone-condom looks like a regular condom and is packaged in the same way - but it’s larger and firmer, so that it fits around a mobile phone, blocking it from being used. The idea behind it is to show that people can have more real fun in bed by not being distracted by mobile phones. Film advertisement created by Etcetera, Netherlands for Ben, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Amsterdam – hometown of Heineken – is visited by thousands of tourists every day. And they all kick off their trip with the same thing: a beer. As the popularity of microbreweries is rising, we set out to start every man’s trip with the only original Amsterdam beer: Heineken. Digital advertisement created by DDB, Netherlands for Heineken, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

By liking the film of their favourite character on Facebook, fans go into the draw to win a real-life, limited edition, ceramic biscuit jar – with thousands to be won across Europe. Film advertisement created by Wieden + Kennedy, Netherlands for Milka, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Film advertisement created by 180 Amsterdam, Netherlands for DHL, within the category: Professional Services.

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Film advertisement created by 180 Kingsday, Netherlands for Replay, within the category: Fashion.

About the figure Shaped and designed in collaboration with design studio YumYum London, the Hovering Art Director features a speaker with 19 lines of wisdom, produced with Studio Sophisti. The lines were thought up by the creatives at ACHTUNG! mcgarrybowen. The HAD comes in Adobe-branded packaging that tells the story of Adobe Stock and makes it feel like a true collectible that designers will want to have on their desks. He even features all the clichés of a proper art director, including geometric tattoos, limited-edition sneakers, skinny jeans, and a notebook full of award-winning ideas. About the competition Starting on 8th May 2017 and continuing for two weeks, Adobe will award talking Hovering Art Director action figures for the most original and outrageous quotes. Designers and creatives will have the chance to enter their favourite sayings at www.hoveringartdirector.com and share them on social media. The best submissions will be shown throughout the competition. A real-life team of art directors will pick the winners. Direct advertisement created by mcgarrybowen, Netherlands for Adobe, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Wieden + Kennedy, Netherlands for S7 Airlines, within the category: Transport.

How do you get millennials to cook? A regular cooking show just won’t cut it. That is why Dutch supermarket Albert Heijn introduces the most thrilling cooking show on the Internet: Escape Kitchen. This culinary escape room features foody puzzles, a laser-protected chamber and crafty Albert Heijn-inspired components. For instance, the exit is locked with the brands’ quintessential shopping cart locks. Each episode a different team of friends puzzle, chop and prepare a new tasty dish against the clock in a contest to escape the fastest. Experiential advertisement created by TBWA, Netherlands for Albert Heijn, within the category: Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, Netherlands for Fluke, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.