Check out the site too: http://www.rolighetsteorin.se/en/ Ambient advertisement created by DDB, Sweden for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

A unique artwork created by contemporary artist Love Lundell will be auctioned online during Stockholm Art Week to be inked on the highest bidder. The final artwork will only exist as one unique permanent tattoo on human skin and all proceeds raised from the auction will be donated to UNHCR to assist with the on-going refugee crisis. Ambient advertisement created by M&C Saatchi, Sweden for Stockholm Art Week, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Ambient advertisement created by Pool, Sweden for Brothers, within the category: Retail Services.

Additional credits: Starring: Stig Holmdén, Christian Jonasson, Marie Carlsson, Valter Svanlund, Selma Castor Digital advertisement created by Colibri, Sweden for Mikkeller, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Following up on the successful launch of Volkswagen BlueMotion Technologies via the innovative Fun Theory platform, Volkswagen and DDB created the Fun Theory Award, a competition which ultimately saw 699 amazing entries from more than 35 countries. The winner was the Speed Camera Lottery, created and submitted by San Francisco's Kevin Richardson, a games producer for NickelodeonKids whose idea was based around rewarding those who obeyed the speed limit with the money raised through fining those lead foot drivers who exceed it. In October 2010, the idea became reality and was tested in Stockholm, in collaboration with NTF (The Swedish road transport authority). Speed Camera Lottery worked on many levels: the average speed was reduced by 22%. Media ranging from ABC to the BBC Worldwide Service covered the campaign, the competition and the winning idea. Even better Speed Camera Lottery helped Volkswagen continue to boost share and sales in Sweden. From January to June 2010 Volkswagen market share increased almost 4% to 12.9% while sales grew by 5.8% compared to an increase of 3.9% for the overall market compared to the first half of 2009. In the eco car segment alone, Volkswagen saw market share leap from about 8% to nearly 15% proving another theory at DDB: Creating ideas that people want to play with, participate in and pass along is good for business. Ambient advertisement created by DDB, Sweden for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

The Swedish Patent and Registrations Office wanted us to help decrease the use of illegal streaming sites by changing people’s mindset about them. Tough one, as we all love streaming films and series. Some of us love it even more when it’s free of charge. But what we probably didn’t know is that loads of these streaming sites are run by networks of organized crime. So by enjoying ‘2 ½ Men’ for free, you indirectly support the dodgy weapons and drugs biz. Not cool. Film advertisement created by Ehrenstråhle, Sweden for PRV, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Garbergs, Sweden for City Gross, within the category: Retail Services.

All research shows that women are better drivers than men. They cause less traffic accidents and less traffic offenses. Despite the fact, there’s an image that women are bad drivers and a majority are therefore forced to listen to men acting like backseat drivers. They are giving annoying and irritating comments on how to drive. To help out, Audi Sweden created The Backseat Driver Experience – a GPS that women could use to let all men have a taste of their own medicine. By activating the app, the GPS analyzed the drivers’ actions and played all kind of annoying comments connected to them. Just like a typical male backseat driver. Digital advertisement created by Åkestam Holst, Sweden for Audi, within the category: Automotive.

Elkjøp is Scandinavia’s largest retailer of home electronics. Mostly quite boring products one might say, but they can actually enable a wide range of lifestyles, passions and interests. This campaign is a celebration of those who has found their thing. Regardless of what it might be. Film advertisement created by DDB, Sweden for Elkjøp, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

To help deal with depression in refugee camps Yogobe, an online yoga site, teamed up with a psychology professor from University of Lund to create classes that can relieve symptoms of PTSD and depression that 1/5 refugees suffer from. Experiential advertisement created by Milk, Sweden for Yogobe, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

In the film we see Lidl customer "Roger" as he hosts a dinner in his home, inviting friends who are sceptic about buying their groceries from Lidl. He welcomes them with a warm and embracing hug – however, in his hands are still vegetable by the plenty.

IKEA is where life happens, whatever happens – and is not afraid to show it like it is. Living in two homes with divorced parents is a reality for many children in Sweden. Thanks to affordable products the parents in this film manages to ease the situation for the child. And IKEA perhaps also eases some bad conscience among single parents and helps acknowledge the children. Film advertisement created by Åkestam Holst, Sweden for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Sweden for Gillette, within the category: Health.

Film advertisement created by Bulldozer, Sweden for Branäs Ski Center, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Digital advertisement created by M&C Saatchi, Sweden for LG, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Tomorrow on March 11th it is exactly one year after Japan was hit by the tsunami. Today the country is to a great extent rebuilt. But the tourism hasn't recovered. People still have a picture of a country in ruins stuck in their minds and the same goes for the web. To change that image we believe that social media can play a big part. Post from Japan is a way to use existing tourist as ambassadors to change the picture of the country and get people traveling to Japan again. Digital advertisement created by Berghs School Of Communication, Sweden for Japan Tourism, within the category: Transport.

There are a lot of reasons for joining the Swedish Armed Forces. The most apparent, is probably to defend one of the most progressive countries in the world*. But there are also more individual reasons. For instance, the chance to move out of your parents´ house or getting a break from your studies. This campaign focuses on a variety of reasons for joining The Swedish Armed Forces. Each of the three films exemplify a few of them – some broad, some highly personal. * According to a study by the Institute for Future Studies Film advertisement created by Volt, Sweden for Swedish Armed Forces, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

WARNING! If you have weak nerves you shouldn't watch this. The first film was Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Sweden for Elmsta 3000 Horror Fest, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.