Who's doing what in the world of commercial creativity.
Commonwealth//McCann and Chevrolet introduced Walter, the cat who acts like a dog, in August last year. Of course he became an internet hit. Both brand and agency must have known …
Dozens of brands are vying for attention at the Super Bowl. The big names throw millions of dollars at it. Canned water brand, Liquid Death Mountain Water, is using a …
Uber Eats has worked its way into the Australian Open again. 2022 is the delivery brand’s fourth year of sponsorship and Special Group’s new campaign with is an extension of …
A mild-mannered florist needs a win. She volunteers for a reality show in which she must swap jobs for the day with a paramedic. She didn’t foresee that being a …
There is only a handful of ad campaigns that has left an enduring imprint in popular culture. Should’ve gone to Specsavers is one. AJF’s 2022 edition even takes the idea …
Ever thought, “Gee, I’d like to know more about fungi?” Me neither. But with a little humour and a lot of wonderful animation, Kong Studios has made them fascinating. The …
It’s Australian Lamb’s big day on January 26, aka BBQ day, aka Australia Day. The Monkeys and MLA have already alerted Aussies that they should do their duty and remind …
In Apple TV+’s new promo by TBWA\Media Arts Lab, Apple TV+ is enticing users with its line-up of…well, everyone. Everyone except Jon Hamm. And Jon Hamm is not happy that …
Branded stories about elite athletes are mildly interesting. This one for sportswear brand, On, is riveting. Not to undermine its hero, Olympian skeleton race, Akwasi Frimpong, who has faced just …
Pol has been delighting Posten’s audiences by rewriting Christmas history since 2019. For Posten’s 375th anniversary, Pol has rewritten Posten's history. It’s even funnier. Its storytelling more wildly creative. 375 …
That commercial about understanding each other and dealing with a difficult day is running on TV again. Australia Day is on the horizon. It's the dilemma no one has the …
A two-and-a-half minute ad you want to watch again and again? Yes, it’s possible. Director, Kiran Koshy and US agency, Tombras, have given 2.20 minutes of completely bonkers musical video …