Netherlands

Grolsch 0.0% Radler

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Grolsch 0.0% Radler is an adult alternative to soft drinks. It’s really brewed and using real lemon juice for a really refreshing taste. The production of the product is a natural process that has been used for thousands of years: the brewing of water, yeast, malt and hops and this produces a natural carbonic acid; which is then mixed with real fruit juice. To highlight that Grolsch 0.0% Radler is made with real lemon juice — Fitzroy has developed an advertisement made with real lemon juice. Jaap Sühre, marketing manager for Radler, Kornuit & Portfolio brands: “When the idea was pitched, I was immediately sold. But its execution didn’t prove as easy as we’d imagined. We should probably make all our ads with real lemon juice from now on.” The new campaign, including additional executions, rolls out on television, online video, cinemas, and digital billboards for motorways, metro and train stations, and digital ads. Film advertisement created by Fitzroy, Netherlands for Grolsch, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

South Africa

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Content advertisement created by Revolver, Netherlands for Uber, within the category: Transport.

Saudi Arabia

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Content advertisement created by Revolver, Netherlands for Uber, within the category: Transport.

All for one

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Film advertisement created by Wieden + Kennedy, Netherlands for Milka, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Pace Academy - Lesson 3

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The global campaign aims to inspire and educate every runner to get faster. The simple message is with ASICS Flytefoam, 'Don't run, fly'. Digital advertisement created by 180 Amsterdam, Netherlands for ASICS, within the category: Fashion.

Pace Academy - Lesson 4

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Pace Academy - Lesson 2

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Pace Academy - Lesson 1

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It’s different when it’s yours

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Film advertisement created by Khanna\Reidinga, Netherlands for NN Group, within the category: Finance.

Jacob

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Adobe Portfolio Badge

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When asked to promote Adobe Portfolio at Cannes Lions, we discovered a unique medium that everyone looks at over a hundred times every day: The Cannes Lions Festival badge. It’s the first thing people look at when they meet. However: There is no useful info on it, except for your name and a barcode. We saw this wasted media space, as an opportunity. The Adobe Portfolio Badge: A clever Cannes Lions badge hack that turns your Cannes Lions festival badge into your personal portfolio. Powered by Adobe Portfolio. With a free, easy to use template anyone could submit their best work via our website (portfoliobadge.com). We would print the badge and allow them to pick up their personal Portfolio Badge at the festival. It seamlessly attached to the back of the Cannes Lions Badge. And could display your best creative work to thousands creative directors in one glance. The #1 networking tool at Cannes Lions 2016.

Anthology

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Historical becomes hysterical

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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.