Who's doing what in the world of commercial creativity.
The world is watching a US election with trepidation. One of the candidates does not know where the “gutters” are when it comes to either his behaviour or vendettas and …
An artistic gymnast-weightlifter? TBWA\Media Arts Lab’s inventive humour shines once again for Apple. The weightlifter is a metaphor for the new MacBook Pro, his effortless artistic gymnastic routine represents the …
What a wonderfully inventive – and heart-warming - way to show off Volvo Trucks’ customer service and expertise, that doesn’t end when you get the keys to your truck. Swedish agency, …
Next week, Australia’s look-at-me glitterati and a raucous bunch of twenty-somethings will become awkward allies in the annual ritual of alcohol and gambling called the Melbourne Cup, aka The race …
Find the most bullshit news. It’s easy with AI. And DDB Melbourne and experimental AI consultancy, Pow Wow Solutions, have developed a unique tool to demonstrate it. The Bullshit’o’Meter for …
There are lumps on many city pavements. Mostly, they’re ignored. But London’s pavement lumps are demanding attention. Ring-shaped warning stickers have been placed around them. They carry a life-saving message, …
An incredible, giant “melanoma” is growing on Tamarama beach in Sydney. It is part of the annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition. And it has a message for a sun-loving …
Got a question - ask Google. But Google wants to be more. it wants to be the font of curiosity and learning. Google is igniting India’s curiosity in a campaign …
Who said you can’t keep a campaign format going for more than a decade and keep making it better? BETC has launched another thriller with an advertising twist for CANAL+. …
Cannabis has been legal in Canada for six years but people are still buying illegal products. They’re not safe. So, agency, LG2 has created a message for government-owned corporations, The …
Exit director, Stefan Hunt, is known for his adventurous approach to directing. His humour is apparent in Hunt’s call to Australia’s bums for Who Gives a Crap. His inventiveness is …
The industry spent a whole year ulcerating over AI, worrying aboutits accuracy, quality and issues related to legality, copyright and privacy, debating whether it will lead campaigns, take jobs…hiding using …