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Creative Advertising Campaign

Creative Advertising Campaign

Creative advertisement by a copywriter. 🙌 Georgia-based copywriter Solomon Tsitsuashvili has undertaken a creative challenge titled 365 Days of Copy that involves creating a print ad every day for a year. He picks a well-known brand and based on their history and background, he comes up with witty taglines and visuals.

J. Walter Thompson created Female Tribes to change the cultural narrative around women, and specifically to champion Female Capital - the value that women bring to the world as women.

Less burgers. More humans. “1,60”, “1,95”, “2,00”, “3,75”, “3,95”… These are the (very!) minimalistic taglines that one can read through McDonald’s latest “value campaign”, next to its iconic ‘M’ golden arches. The collection of 7 print ads (see them all below) aims to put a smile on everyone’s face, especially when thinking about its burgers,

Advertising, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, Keyshot

D&AD Awards 2023 Press Campaigns Shortlist Winner Colombia.

Spotify print ad for Valentine's day

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Creative Advertising Campaign

Creative Advertising Campaign

Objective To remind the target audience that Oreo is still people’s favourite sandwich cookies with cream when it comes to delightful sweet cookie treats.StrategyBy showing Oreo cookie is always irresistable to anyone with a sweet tooth.

‘That Reading Feeling’ celebrates books as touchstones of culture and leans into audio for the first time.

In a country where 30% of the adult parents think that using physical punishment against their children is normal, we've placed violent scenes in a normal every day context, to raise awareness to this problem.

This ad campaign “highlights” women of distinction throughout history in order to sell the company’s product, highlighters of course! While clever, one must question, is this advertisement meant to play on the emotions of feminists for the sake of making money? If so, is this ethical? Do ads that elicit an emotional response sell more products? How should we view these types of images to prevent ourselves from being manipulated?

The agency’s first piece of work for the brand aims to remind people how money matters are easier to handle with Monzo