From the same brand heritage that brought you Dogtown and Z-Boys, No Room for Rockstars, and Bones Brigade comes Vans' first-ever documentary series. Watch all episodes: http://livingoffthewall.vans.com

URL: http://www.legoblockshell.org We love LEGO. You love LEGO. Everyone loves LEGO. But when LEGO's halo effect is being used to sell propaganda to children, especially by an unethical corporation who are busy destroying the natural world our children will inherit, we have to do something. Children's imaginations are an unspoilt wilderness. Help us stop Shell polluting them by telling LEGO to stop selling Shell-branded bricks and kits today. Greenpeace is calling on LEGO to end its partnership with Shell to Save the Arctic. Film advertisement created by Don't Panic, United States for Greenpeace, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

This year the OnePlus Valentine's Day competition comes in the form of an amorous advert. Real tweets received from members of our community, since the November launch of our latest flagship killer, have been incorporated into a video that highlights just how much our users genuinely love the OnePlus 3T. Visit oneplus.net/lickoflove for more info. Digital advertisement created by Stellar, United Kingdom for OnePlus, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Dojo115, South Africa for Sonovision Studios, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, France for Dacia, within the category: Automotive.

Never share your financial data, not even by telephone. Be vigilant with personal information. Digital advertisement created by Duval Guillaume, Belgium for Febelfin, within the category: Finance.

Our 'Selfies' Radio campaign demonstrates that the Cape Times gets you closer to the news. We took key newsmakers and had them deliver the news “themselves”. You can’t get any closer to the news than with the subject bringing you the news himself. Audio advertisement created by Lowe, South Africa for Cape Times, within the category: Media.

Wunderman Thompson South Asia Group’s latest campaign for Namaste India Dairy highlights its new product offering in a memorable fashion for Northeast India and Bengal. Film advertisement created by Wunderman Thompson South Asia, India for Namaste India Dairy, within the categories: Food, Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

The advertising introduces FirstBank’s new product, Zelle, which is an app that allows easy mobile-to-mobile, or mobile-to-email payments. The idea behind the creative is that while paying—Zelle’s actual user benefit—isn’t much fun, payback is. So instead, we see the non-user non-benefit. For its first 20 seconds, the spot is wordless and “blind.” In Scorcese-like slow motion, to an ominous choral soundtrack, four deadbeats (as we later learn) fall victim to four just-short-of-deadly pranks: nailed-down slippers; a floured hair dryer; chickens coming to the office to roost; a confetti car bomb. Eventually the VO sheds some light: “Pay your friends back, before they pay you back. Zelle, on the FirstBank app.” Film advertisement created by TDA_Boulder, United States for FirstBank, within the category: Finance.

Digital advertisement created by Ageisobar, Brazil for Mães da Sé, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Ambient advertisement created by McCann, United Kingdom for Xbox, within the category: Gaming.

Digital advertisement created by John St, Canada for John St, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Film advertisement created by RG2, Venezuela for Venezuela's Alzheimer Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Every year, the 16 Days Against Violence campaign is held worldwide. We were approached by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine with an offer to develop a concept of an online and offline exhibition. Dedicated to these 16 days campaign. The topic of domestic violence is extremely relevant for Ukraine. 150,000 cases of domestic violence are reported to the Ukraine police every year. More cases stay unspoken of. There is too much violence around us. People have learned to ignore it, so we choose not to show violence itself. We needed another perspective. Our main characters we made to be ordinary try well and can be found almost in any home. They are tools of violence. Behind each of them is a real story of abuse from the police protocol. This is how the idea of THE THING IS an exhibition was born. The exhibition THE THING IS was opened in one of the central squares of Kyiv, Ukraine. You could scan a QR code and go to the exhibition website to hear the horrifying stories of violent survivors. The ceremony was attended by the First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenskaya and Vice Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna. Millions of Ukrainians found out about the exhibition from social media or TV news and interned it. The Thing Is posters were sent to all regions of Ukraine. The police put them up in the squares of all major cities. Yes, we all want domestic violence to stop. Results: 10,000 visitors to the exhibition in Kyiv 146,000 visitors to the exhibition website on the first day Mini-expositions were presented in 27 cities More than 70 mentions in national medias Integrated advertisement created by Vintage web production, Ukraine for Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

What if having cancer was not seen as a negative factor, but as an experience to show and be proud of? A form of ‘badge of honour’ that demonstrates to others the battle you’ve gone through. It is the belief of Cancer@Work who launches « Fighting Cancer », a new skill available on LinkedIn that aims to change the mindset regarding the disease at work. Digital advertisement created by Grey, France for Cancer@Work, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, India for Ambuja Cement, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

This advert for the Guardian's open journalism, screened for the first time on 29 February 2012, imagines how we might cover the story of the three little pigs in print and online. Follow the story from the paper's front page headline, through a social media discussion and finally to an unexpected conclusion. Film advertisement created by BBH, United Kingdom for The Guardian, within the category: Media.