Tag Archives: New Commercial Arts

Here’s another germ of an idea – actually rather more than that – from New Commercial Arts in its debut for Habitat, part of the Sainsbury’s empire. In that inquisitive way the agency has it’s looked into the word ‘habitat’ ...

Our screens are awash with what my friend Jerry Judge terms “running footage,” usually for electric cars but here’s a new one – a classic motorbike “reborn.” It’s another debut from New Commercial Arts whose raft of new business is ...

MoneySupermarket has been struggling somewhat of late, its recent campaigns – ‘Money SuperMaaaarket’ – driving some viewers to distraction. Now it’s back with a big brand refresh – new logo and brand identity – and a mission: to help Britain ...

New Commercial Arts, the one-year old London agency which has already bagged Halifax, Moneysupermarket and Vodafone international among others, is opening a “hub” in Glasgow, building on its relationship with the famous Glasgow School of Art. The new operation, housed ...

The new business machine that is New Commercial Arts rumbles on: now it’s won charity Alzheimer’s Society following a competitive AAR pitch. In its short life NCA has won Halifax, Moneysupermarket, Vodafone international, Uber and Zurich customer experience and a ...

New Commercial Arts, the agency set up by adam&eve founders James Murphy and David Golding, has muscled in on more Sainsbury’s business, adding a summer campaign for the supermarket’s beauty products to the Sainsbury’s-owned Habitat brand it won earlier this ...

Charlotte Prince and Loriley Sessions are an award-winning creative team at New Commercial Arts. Desert Island Ads If we were stuck on a desert island, watching ads would probably be at the bottom of the pile. Instead it would probably ...

Oh well, you can’t win ’em all. Here’s the second iteration of New Commercial Arts’ ‘It’s a people thing’ for Halifax – showing escape from lockdown (no masks etc.) Except we’re not of course, in the UK anyway as PM ...

New Commercial Arts, the already high profile London agency formed by James Murphy, David Golding, Ian Heartfield and Rob Curran only last year, has won Zurich Insurance’s global customer experience account. It’s a particular feather in the cap for Curran, ...