Creative

Saatchi & Saatchi London is continuing its good work encouraging new talent by hosting the New Creators’ Showcase: Music Edition at its Chancery Lane, London, pub The Pregnant Man, named after the famous ad. The Showcase kicks off with singer ...

This work has been a long time coming — Mother won the H&M UK & Ireland at the start of the year — but it’s worth the wait. The launch of the new “Here for it” platform coincides with the ...

MSQ’s the Gate is celebrating 150 years in business in New York (it began as Mandel and Frank in 1872, second only to J. Walter Thompson.) So it’s apologising to all those clients who had the good sense (or not) ...

We’ve yet to see anything of note from St Luke’s for the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday but it’s debuting for stablemate the i, highlighting its “open-minded journalism and objective approach to news.” Better think of something different for ...

Gavin MacArthur is senior creative director at Pixel Artworks. Desert Island Ads Here I am ‘trapped’ on a desert island (most likely very happy to continue on the summer of sunshine in all honesty) with a mojito thinking back at ...

A new campaign from Dentsu Creative lifts the lid on fossil fuel finance with a message about the climate-unfriendly behaviour of many banks — in contrast to the Co-operative Bank, which hasn’t financed fossil fuel production for 20 years. The ...

Not On The High Street is trying to turn itself into an all-year resource, as opposed to traditional “gifting occasions,” in the debut campaign from New Commercial Arts. The new theme is ‘Celebrate Life.’ Not On The High Street – ...

VCCP’s latest “Domino-oh-hoo-hoo” ad is set on a desert island, where a trio of castaways are so excited to get a pizza delivery that they miss their chance to escape. The campaign is tied to a 50% off deal, which ...

Waitrose is making its bid in the frighteningly competitive food market with a new campaign plugging its eco-credentials, happy animals, satisfied suppliers and, of course customers – who don’t much resemble Waitrose’s legendary middle class lot. Maybe the latter are ...