The North Face wanted to highlight the unique experience of the ‘lightness’ of Enjoy Air Down that sets it apart from other brands by casting a spotlight on the jacket’s features in a fun and unusual way. The campaign focused on ‘AIR’ among the numerous other elements that are associated with ‘lightness’ and presented ‘Downs that are lifted by air’ to convey this concept in a dramatic fashion. To do this, Innored created a unique hands-on experience for consumers to try “Enjoy Air Down” at The North Face in Seoul. Visitors to the specially-constructed store were led out into a large outdoor exploration zone with ten large openings in the floor that resembled the iconic arcade game Whac-A-Mole. When store patrons agreed to “Enjoy Air Down with Your Exploration”, an Air Down jacket suddenly popped up from one of the holes and hovered in mid-air. People were given 60 seconds to try to grab the jacket before it dropped back in the hole. If they missed, then another popped up, suspended in mid-air, from one of the ten holes. And so on and so on, with users frantically trying to grab the jacket before it disappeared back down the hole. The result is a fun-filled 60-seconds of people running, jumping, and rolling around trying to catch the down jacket as it floated in the air. With this unique consumer experience, The North Face was able to convey both ‘the joy of exploring’ and the ‘lightness’ of the product in a fun and very entertaining way. Ambient advertisement created by INNORED, South Korea for The North Face, within the categories: Fashion, Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Spain for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

Digital advertisement created by BBDO, New Zealand for Tip Top, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Camp Jefferson, Canada for Koodo, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Partners + Napier, United States for Kodak, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Introducing THE WASHABLE BOOK, the world’s first picture story book that teaches the importance of hand-washing, while washing the pages. As the children wash the hands of the characters on each page, the colors of the illustrations are revealed with a special printing technology. At the same time they learn through the act of washing their hands that germ-free hands are key to a healthy future. All children have wishes for their future. However, in developing countries, 6000 children die every day from infectious diseases such as pneumonia, diarrhea and malaria which are transmitted via dirty hands. Angfa, a Japanese soap company wanted to teach them the importance of hand-washing to protect their lives and their future. Since its launch, the story of the WASHABLE BOOK spread through numerous media with over 1.5 billion impressions and increased sales of Angfa’s soap by 1730%. But most importantly, it’s changing children’s lives and making their wishes all the more real. Direct advertisement created by McCann, Japan for Angfa, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

According to a study, over 40% of girls quit sports during their teenage years. Although this statistic is highly disturbing, it doesn’t come as a surprise. The prejudice against women in sports is such deep-rooted issue that even after years, the organisations which have aimed to address this, have only been able to generate a few ripples. Adidas wanted to create a tide. While looking for reasons, we came across a startling fact. A study by UNESCO indicates, only 4% of sports news is dedicated to women. This heavy media bias which is often ignored, is a rather significant contributor to this scenario. We decided to change that narrative. Our Idea: 50/50 Instead of buying TV spots, outdoor spaces and newspaper columns, Adidas buys air time on TV and an extra page in newspapers to ensure equal distribution between men and women sports news. In turn, giving young girls what they need the most, idols, inspirations, and stars they can aspire to be. Integrated advertisement created by Miami Ad School, India for Adidas, within the categories: Fashion, Retail Services.

Talking about uncomfortable topics with your family early on, may be more important as you think. Film advertisement created by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, Germany for Deutsche Alzheimer, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Puerto Rico for Toyota, within the category: Automotive.

Art Director: J.D. Humphreys Film advertisement created by McKinney, United States for Sherwin-Williams, within the category: House, Garden.

Honda Motorcycle launched its ad campaign for the new CBR 1000RR-R Fireblade SP, the brand's super sports model intended at riding on circuits and race tracks. The film, signed by Publicis, stars the brand's pilot and four-time SuperBike Brazil champion Eric Granado. With the creative concept "Beat Your Best", the film features Eric Granado competing with a "pebble" and showing all the speed and power of the motorcycle, which was renewed with strong participation from HRC - Honda Racing Corporation and reaches 2022 version to continue the Fireblade legend. Film advertisement created by Publicis Brasil, Brazil for Honda, within the category: Automotive.

Direct advertisement created by JWT, India for Bueno, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by JOY, Australia for Emporium Melbourne, within the category: Retail Services.

Production, Animation & Motion Design Studio: leftchannel Digital advertisement created by leftchannel, United States for leftchannel, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Shackleton, Spain for Carrefour, within the category: Retail Services.

Domino's delivers Christmas dinner to homeless people. . Film advertisement created by Candy Shop, Brazil for Domino's Pizza, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by RPA, United States for Honda, within the category: Automotive.

In their latest ad, the Norwegian pharmacist Vitus took on a monumental project: to document the development of the human skin through an entire lifetime. In just 60 seconds. People come in all ages, shades and shapes. Vitus’ mission is to help everyone feel comfortable in their own skin and meet whatever changes they may face in the future. After all, we are all living proof that the only thing constant is indeed change. This project set out to document just that. The result is a film with no less than 101 women from age zero to one hundred portrayed completely natural and without any retouching. Put together in a stop motion fashion the spectator is taken on a journey through generations and ultimately a time-lapse of an entire lifetime. Film advertisement created by POL, Norway for Vitus, within the category: Pharmaceutical.