Context: Wired, the leading technology and culture magazine, clocks 20. How best to celebrate if not to pay tribute to the essential online commenters. Idea: Conversations from Wired Magazine is a voice based commenting platform built with speech to text technology. So you have read a piece and you want to air your view? Click the "Conversations" button and bare your mind instantly for the community to hear you out. We love your accent but your voice comment is automatically made available in written words. You can share your voice comment on social media so others can join in on the conversation. Every week, we curate the conversations based on trending topics in order to feel the emotional temperature of our content. Conversations from WIRED Magazine: it’s not just about posting comments. It’s about being heard. Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Wired, within the category: Media.

Mitoys is a cultural startup that wants to connect the new generation through design and technology with paraguayan culture. With Mitoys, we recreate the mystical stories about the paraguayan myths. Indigenous art was our inspiration to create the identity of the project. We designed the stories of guarani myths with the Mby’a Guarani Community from the Paraguayan Chaco. The process was 100% handmade. We simply used paper and black ballpoint pen to create the artistic work and typographies. Film advertisement created by TBWA, Paraguay for Mitoys, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The three spots, directed by Diana Kunst, for Garlic Productions, reflect the parallels that exist between highly respected professions and the world of skateboarding: A series of interior dialogues that prove there's no difference between the two worlds. A scientist experiments and investigates until he gets the desired results, just like a skater learning a trick. An accomplished violinist practices endlessly with his wooden instrument, refining his technique and the skater does too. The policeman, through his dedication and bravery, is also connected to the life of a skater. Film advertisement created by LOLA, Spain for Nomad, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by Red Urban, United States for Richmond Optometry, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Spike Communications, United States for Sleepy's, within the category: Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by SpecialOne, Russia for SKA, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Rock stars have been smashing guitars for decades, few with more enthusiasm than Swedish-born guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen. In their latest campaign, global engineering company Sandvik decided to test their cutting-edge techniques by building the world’s first all-metal, unbreakable guitar and letting Malmsteen unleash his smashing skills on it. Film advertisement created by Forsman & Bodenfors, Sweden for Sandvik, within the categories: Electronics, Technology, Industrial, Agriculture.

Digital advertisement created by Serviceplan, Italy for Rolling Stone, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by BMF, Australia for ALDI, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, New Zealand for My Dog, within the category: Pets.

Ambient advertisement created by Tribal, Peru for McDonald's, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Grey, Germany for MTV, within the category: Media.

URL: http://pinsulin.com Thousands of Juvenile Diabetes patients "Pin" themselves 12 times a day with Insulin injections in order to stay alive. In order to promote the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), raise donations and awareness to the disease, we've created 'Pinsulin' (Pinterest + Insulin) Campaign, calling the aid of the world to Repin our message on Pinterest. Digital advertisement created by Mizbala, Israel for JDRF, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Mottumars (Moustache–March) is a yearly cancer awareness campaign for the Icelandic Cancer Society, mainly focusing on cancers in men. The 2018 campaign is about prostate cancer, which is the most common cancer amongst Icelandic men. The look and feel of the campaign draws inspiration from a predominantly male trope: the classic barber shop, a place frequented by men throughout the years. In the television advertisement we see a man go about his daily routine. He is obviously troubled by something, and is most likely experiencing symptoms of prostate cancer. Mentally and physically exhausting symptoms of a life threatening illness are not easy to ignore. Especially not when they – literally – come to life in the shape of a cheery and colorful barber shop quartet that constantly follows you around describing the symptoms of prostate cancer — through song and dance, of course. Produced by the advertising agency Brandenburg in collaboration with Republik Film Productions. Original song: “Mister Sandman” by Pat Ballard. Film advertisement created by Brandenburg, Iceland for Icelandic Cancer Society, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by TBWA, Turkey for The Families of Missing Persons Association, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Carlitos y Patricia, Spain for Hallst.com, within the category: Transport.

Digital advertisement created by DDB, New Zealand for Paw Justice, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by John St, Canada for True Sport, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Ambient advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Guatemala for Pictionary, within the category: Gaming.

Stanfield's is raising awareness and money for below-the-waist cancer research with their latest experiential event: #StreakWeek. They’ve brought back testicular cancer survivor, Mark McIntyre, and for an entire week, Mark is going streaking in public all across the country in his Stanfield’s underwear, and he’s asking Canadians to join him. Digital advertisement created by John St, Canada for Stanfield's, within the category: Fashion.