Tag Archives: post-lockdown creativity

FCB Inferno has produced another powerful piece of work for charity Barnardo’s, this time dramatising children’s grief over bereavement as a raucous crow that follows you everywhere. A bit like Churchill’s famous ‘black dog’ depression – is this what our ...

What is it about Mac n’ Cheese? One of the (crumbling) foundations of the Kraft empire of course. Saw an old edition of Australian Masterchef recently (don’t ask) and the formidably clever tyro cooks were invited to cook this – ...

The Financial Times’ coverage of the worldwide coronavirus crisis has been outstanding – just as well as the world’s so-called leaders seem all at sea. “Deal confidently with crisis” is the message of this new film from The Brooklyn Brothers ...

Budweiser and agency Deutsch have been pretty quick out of the blocks with this one: heralding a new “partnership” between the beer and star footballer Lionel Messi, it references the “will he, won’t he” leave Barcelona saga that briefly occupied ...

Mobile network wars are raging in the UK: BT has moved to Publicis-owned Satchi & Saatchi from AMV BBDO and is bombarding us with stories about it being the best network and able to provide broadband everywhere. Now 02 has ...

IKEA seems to have set itself the somewhat ambitious task of owning sleep (although it probably provides more beds and other things you kip on than anyone else.) The latest variation on its ‘Wonderful Everyday’ campaign from Mother – ‘The ...

At first sight this new ad by DDB Chicago for Coors Light seems a touch over the top – sashaying through the mountains (it’s Coors after all) in office clothes with CGI prairie dogs and other fauna for company. Then ...

End of life care isn’t a subject that raises a smile usually but Michael Douglas and Danny Devito give it a go in this ad encouraging people to sign POLST forms (Practitioner Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) from the non-profit Goals ...

Sony’s new PS5 is going to transform video games it seems: now they’ve rum out of ‘wow’ visual effects they’re going all touch-feely with, among other things, “haptic feedback” which seems to be akin to your mobile vibrating in your ...