Why We Can’t Stop Talking About Asian Creativity
The ad industry needs to break down the sameness that risks dominating visual culture.
The ad industry needs to break down the sameness that risks dominating visual culture.
Apple promotes its thinnest product ever with an ad that crushed objects down to the iPad's size.
Coca-Cola ads typically focus on the joy of drinking a cold soft drink, but the brand’s latest campaign tosses the beverage aside in favor of other happy moments.
Festival-goers recharged in a road trip-inspired oasis of cool bags and cocktails.
The campaign was inspired by similarities between the common types of baldness and the structure of the fast food chain’s drive-throughs.
His culinary adventures now captured in print to make these dishes at home.
Unilever's Lynx finds dark humor in two ads depicting a robbery and a funeral.
The Coachella activations in April enabled visitors to personalize festival trends.
Comedy legends Martin Short and Steve Martin appear in their first commercial together for Wells Fargo.
The new campaign, from agency Alto New York, shifts the brand's message into aspirational territory.
Neurodesign doesn’t offer a paint-by-numbers template or form a creative straitjacket, which seems to be a common misconception.
Consumers who don’t see themselves in one brand will look to another.
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Amplifying your presence with compelling visual storytelling with Viral Growth's Kazi Sharar.
Stella Artois celebrates thefts of its branded chalices in a playful campaign by David New York.
It’s apparent that in recent years, sustainability has become increasingly top of mind for marketers. But amid doom-and-gloom calls or greenwashing claims, it can be all too easy for consumers [...]