While the majority of us simply bin these outer layers without a second thought, it has been verified that eggshells carry some serious nutritional worth.
Just a single shell provides around two grams of calcium.
Hellmann’s is on the side of food. So, why waste something so beneficial?
Art Director: Nidal Koteich, Lisette Azulay
Copywriter: Ranjana Naik.
Advertised brand: Hellmann’s
Advert title(s): TheEggshellMayo
Headline and copy text: We Are On The Side Of Food.
Losing a child, a husband, a brother, a daughter, a sister or simply a loved one is always painful. But when it happens before their time, because of hate, human belligerence and fear of the other – it is intolerable. Almost unbearable and extremely hard to carry.
So naturally, people tell you to be strong. But who wants to be strong when it is a loss you are reminded of every day. In the smiles of others but also in the void that is left behind. A void and emptiness it takes superhuman strength to deal with – not to overcome because you don’t overcome this kind of loss.
So the little energy you have left, you dedicate to making sure this doesn’t happen again.
To someone else. To another mother, sister, wife or daughter.
For International Women’s Day, the women of the “Palestinian Israeli Bereaved Families for Peace” are reaching out with a message of empowerment to women everywhere and a prayer:
To all you women out there, we wish you to be strong.
Strong enough to protect your loved ones.
Strong enough to teach them to resolve conflict through dialogue.
Strong enough to prevent the next loss.
Not strong enough to mourn it.
Credits:
Agency Credits: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi
Client: Palestinian Israeli Bereaved Families for Peace
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
Creative Director: Yaron Perel
Art Director: Noa Navot
Copywriter: Kobi Lavi
Creative Coordinator: Eva Hasson
VP Client Services: Ben Muskal
Account Executive: Shirley Konka
VP Content & Production: Dorit Gvili
Producer: Alon Shmoelof
Strategic Planner: Moran Nurok
Traffic Director: Ronit Doanis
Studio Director: Yaron Keinan
Studio ATL
Production company: Og
Lead Producer: Gilad Shneider
Executive producer: Oriet Ela Levy
Director: Zohar Elpanet
Photographer: Ofer Dori
Lighting: Itzik Bracha
Recording: Meir Elfassi and Michael Roitig
Assistant photographer: Matan Ben Barak
Makeup Artist: Alex Sivkov
Assistant of Production: Motti Serman and Tzvika Yona
Post production: Dana Mor and Aviv Ram
Editing: Shai Davidi and Gosha Damin
Post: Adam Kramer
Zound: Soundhouse
In our social media age, people spreading negativity from behind screens and keyboards are increasing exponentially. As the insurance that protects your optimism, Sonnet doesn’t want that to prevent you from living your best life. Introducing Sunny Sonnet. The optimist that we need and always deserved.
Campaign name: Sunny Sonnet
Media: Social, Twitter
Headline and copy text: The optimist we need and always deserved
Advertisers: Miami Ad School NY Students
Brand: Sonnet Insurance
Art Director: Alessandra Divizia
Copywriter: John Kim
Sometimes you’ve just got to get the most obnoxious guy on the kibbutz to do your bidding for you. So that’s what Yovata did when it decided to launch its new protein rich drink.
Yotvata is one of Israel’s most loved dairy brands. Located in kibbutz Yotvata, smack in the middle of the rain-deprived and grass-poor Arava desert, it creates against all odds some of the country’s finest dairy products.
Behind this entrepreneurial brand are a bunch of colorful kibbutznikim – dreamers, eccentrics, poets and yes – even fitness fanatics who work hard every day to make this most unlikely of ventures a reality and a success.
So when Yotvata dairy decided this year to promote its protein rich dairy “Yotvata Pro” drink they turned to the kibbutz’s sixpack guy. The guy who no matter where he is or what he’s doing can’t resist the urge to take off his shirt and flaunt his absolutely perrrfect body. A perfect set of abs which are bound to make any guy cringe and any girl go weak at the knees. A set of abs nourished and polished by Yotvata’s very own “Yotvata Pro” protein drinks.
Credits:
Agency Credits: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
Creative Team: Yaron Perel, Naor Itzhak, Itamar Paradny, Omri Zidon, Aviv Melamed
VP Client Services: Ben Muskal
Account Supervisor: Reni Bracha Landau
Account Executive: Gil Gershon
VP Content & Production: Dorit Gvili
Producer: Bosmat Ben David
VP Strategy: Yossi Baruch
Strategy Director: Lora Goichman
Strategic Planner: Moran Nurok
Marcom Director: Eva Hasson
Director: Gadi Portnoy
Post: Broadcast
Music: Michael Cohen
Presentor: Raz Nisim Cohen
From Tanvi Tandon: With Christmas around the corner, I have a wonderfully relevant ad design project that I thought you might want to cover.
People with red-green colorblindness hate Christmas. The festive red-green look dull to them and are hard to distinguish.
We changed the colours of Christmas to make it more vivid for the Colorblind! On our website, you’ll find some cute and fun illustrated Christmas cards with themes they can relate to.
For December 3rd “International Day of Persons with Disabilities”, Access Israel –
the NPO whose mission it is to promote accessibility for people with disabilities in Israel,
is replacing all disabled parking spot signs with the pictures of real people.
You’ve probably seen it happen a zillion times and you’ve maybe even done it yourself once or twice. By that I mean park in a spot for disabled people.
Yeah, we’ve all seen it happen before: a car blitzing into a parking spot reserved for the disabled only for its driver to step out seconds later on two perfectly functioning legs. Sure, if you ask the driver he’ll probably have a whole battery of excuses to go with his blatant misbehavior and disrespect. Anything ranging from: “I’ll only be a second”, “I’m just picking up my wife” to “What’s the rush? You’re sitting in a wheelchair anyway!” and our personal favorite: “I DIDN’T SEE THE SIGN”.
Rames Harikrishnasamy is a Digital Artist born and raised in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Why are you an Illustrator/Digital Artist?
It’s all because of my passion towards it. I’ve always love design back in school but wasn’t giving so much of attention to it until I realised it much later.
Did you attend school for fine art or design?
No, I did not. I graduated in BSc. (HONS) in Applied Business Computing. Whatever knowledge I know about Photoshop and other designing tools were self taught.
You have a distinct style of illustration. How long did it take you to develop your style?
It started of when I use Photoshop to transform myself to superheroes such as Superman, Ironman, Green Lantern etc. I’ve spent more than 2 years just doing this and then realised that I need to do something new as a signature artwork. That’s when I found out about photo manipulation and start venturing towards it.
European campaign for the Band 2 Pro, a smart band from HUAWEI from Cayenne.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RI4_f74fW8k
Campaign title : WE TRAIN
Client’s name and job title ; HUAWEI/ RUN
Brief : Launch of a new smart band from Huawei, the Band 2 Pro
Creative agency: Cayenne Milano
Copywriter : Cayenne Milano
Art director : Cayenne Milano
Planner: Cayenne Milano
Production company: Filmmaster
Director : Iacopo Carapelli
This is the first film of an European campaign Cayenne made for the Matebook X, a high performance latop from HUAWEI that offers modern solutions focused on mobility, innovation and ICT.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtFkj9aiIuc
Campaign title : Freelancers
Client’s name and job title Huawei/Freelancer 01
Creative agency: Cayenne
Copywriter : Cayenne
Art director : Cayenne Planner: Cayenne
Production company: Filmmaster Director : Iacopo Carapelli
As you know New Year (Rosh Hashana in Israel) is a hectic time on social media feeds. Greetings and wishes abound and if you’ve got a Facebook account, chances are you’ll be checking in more than usual to see exactly who sent you wishes, sent your friends wishes and no less important didn’t send you wishes at all. But Carlsberg doesn’t compromise on the type of wishes it sends.
So when Facebook announced a couple of weeks back it was implementing its live photo technology, we immediately understood that together with the vertical screen, we held at our fingertips the power to implement a new type of storytelling through the mobile feed by combining a short movie with live interaction.
Carlsberg created ‘The Best Way to Open the New Year’ – an interactive ‘Live Photo’ based post that asks social media aficionados to ‘Press Here and not Let Go’. Those who did, (live photo tech only works on mobile) were delighted to see they’d just set in motion a rube machine that ultimately delivers Carlsberg’s suggestion to open a great new year with a nice pint.
Surfers loved our playful interactive experienced and engaged with our innocuous little post like never before. Engagement rate reached 13% – an all-time high for the brand whose record stood until then unbeaten at 9% J
Our Carlsberg’s Rosh Hashanah post reached over 250K people
Got over 50K clicks
Over 4000 interactions
with 660 comments
and over 250 shares.
Agency Credits: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
Creative Team: Idan Kligerman, Nofar Birenbaum, Gal Mamalya, Kobi Cohen
VP Client Services: Ben Muskal
Account Supervisor: Moran Darzi
Account Executive: Dana Mey- Tal
Creative Coordinator: Eva Hasson
