Advertised brand: Lay’s
Advert title(s): #SaltyNotSorry
Advertising Agency: Miami Ad School, Miami, USA
Creative Director: Manolo Garcia
Art Director: Tassia Valim
Copywriter: Skyler Braswell, Luvkumar Khemlani
Design: Tassia Valim
Short rationale: “#Saltynotsorry is an integrated campaign encouraging people to be honest and have fun, no matter the situation. According to Urban Dictionary, the word “salty” is to be bitter or upset. However, thanks to pop culture, the term has generated a trend of memes that we can laugh about. We want people to experience fun moments of enjoyment with any interaction throughout their day.”
Student Work
#EarthMode : Student Work from Miami Ad School
Advertised brand: Connect4Climate
Advert title(s): #EarthMode
Advertising Agency: Miami Ad School, Miami, USA
Creative Director: Manolo Garcia
Art Director: Tassia Valim
Copywriter: Skyler Braswell, Luvkumar Khemlani
Design: Tassia Valim
Published: May, 2020
Short rationale: “The environmental effects of climate change are affecting our planet to the point where Earth is losing its color. Therefore, Connect4Climate introduces #EarthMode, a movement that reflects Earth’s loss of color in our digital world. Influential brands partnered with Connect4Climate will remove the color from the icons of their apps and challenge users to return the color by taking small sustainable actions. Together we will bring back our beloved colors digitally and in reality.”
United Nations : Student Work from Miami Ad School
Advertised brand: United Nations
Advert title(s): Razzle Dazzle
Advertising School: Miami Ad School San Francisco
Art Director: Aarti Thamma
According to Statista, as of May 2020, around 30 countries across the world reported ongoing armed clashes between state forces & or rebels. The world is at war, with many innocent lives lost, families separated & displaced. But in better parts of the world, where people have only heard of war as a thing of the past or something that happens in other places, war is often forgotten, ignored, or even covered up by the media that focuses on shiny things.
Because, if something doesn’t happen in front of our eyes or to us, we forget that it exists.
It is important for the world to come together to stop the war, create homes for those who have suffered, and rebuild society without differences. Therefore, we introduce this poster, Razzle Dazzle.
The Razzle Dazzle is a concept that derives from the dazzle camouflage design concept that was introduced during World War to disguise warships during battle. We take this concept that was used during the great war and create awareness about the war that is currently happening.
The poster is a disguise. At its first look, it is a dazzling design that attracts the eye. But there is something hidden in the design which one will be able to see only when they are ready to see it. We encourage viewers to take a closer look, when they see it, they will see a number of warships hidden in the poster.
Sometimes, we choose to ignore conflict & those who are suffering from it, but it still exists, just camouflaged by the noise of the world.
Student Work : Absolut: Pour One for 2021
Advertised brand: Absolut
Advert title(s): Pour one for 2021
Advertising School: Miami Ad School San Francisco
Art Director: Aarti Thamma
Synopsis:
We’re Absolutely Done With 2020. Here’s to 2021! We had a lot of hopes set on 2020 like any other year, but we were all disappointed. So we shift our hopes to 2021.





Adidas by Miami Ad School Madrid
Advertised brand: Adidas
Advert title(s): Ozone
Advertising Agency: Miami Ad School, Madrid, Spain.
Copywriter: Cesar Rodd (Rodriguez), Beatriz Salmeron
Art Director: Laura Colored, Pjotr Barakov
Short rationale: “Adidas launches Ozone, a running shoe that measures pollution and collects data to provide the runner with the cleanest route for a run.”
Student Work : Academy of Art University – San Francisco.
Malek Alsmadi, is an art director working at Adpro BBDO, OMD Amman, Jordan.
He sends us this work from his student days at Academy of Art University, San Francisco.


Mayor : Spec Work By Miami Ad School
Touristification of a locale may seem beneficial but locals may not always agree with this idea. Apart from the obvious economic upside, it brings a lot more issues in the city like crowds, pollution, an increase in rates of commodities, etc. All this leads to friction between tourists and locals. To ease this friction, Niantic developed ‘Mayor’. It is an application that caters to both locals and tourists. The locals recommend their favorite spots and activities to tourists. Tourists can vote for these recommendations. Each month the local with the most votes gets to be the virtual mayor of the city. Being the mayor brings a lot of perks such as discounts, free parking, and the like. With Mayor, locals get a new way to enjoy the touristification of their city.
Awards and Publications
Vega Digital Gold Award
Published in Ads of the World
Team Members
Creative Technologist: Sukratti Jain, Paras Juneja


Donate Organs : Student Work Delhi College of Art
“SHARE THE SPARE”- Organ donation is where we need to realize the importance of sharing in mankind. The feeling of missing that a patient has for an organ can be fulfilled by our decision of becoming an organ donor. The message has been conveyed through a simple idea of crossword puzzle where the word “Sharing” itself has been shared with another word. Print advertisement created by College of Art, India for Padma Foundation, within the category : Public Interest, NGO.

Nest Safe Sleeve by Miami Ad School
Title: Nest Safe Sleeve
School: Miami Ad School San Francisco
Art Director: Neha Biluve and Renny Eackelbary
Copywriter: Hatem El Akad, Amber Jolley and Prasiddha Thiyagarajan
Description:
Owning a firearm in the United States is a fundamental right.
And over 43% of the U.S. population owns at least one firearm to feel safe and protected.
Despite the many laws in place regulating gun ownership, violent crimes continue to rise.
That’s because 79% of violent acts involve a stolen firearm.
What’s more alarming is that the shooters are taking guns from their friends and family members.
It’s time for legal gun owners to feel safe and protected with their firearms.
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Ted Pedro : In Conversation With An Advertising Creative
Why are you into Advertising?
I kind of fell into it. I originally was using my design skills for my streetwear brand I started with a few friends. It was my brother who was in advertising where he would tell me more about what he was working on everyday that got me more interested. I applied the few tips he told me to implement into my brand. I enjoyed thinking and making in advertising so then I decided to take the jump and pursue it.
Did you attend school for fine art or design or Communications?
I studied Graphic Design at SAIT in Calgary. Then moved to Toronto to go to Miami Ad School.
Tell us about your awards? How has that helped your career.
It does help you stand out above the rest. I’ve won a few awards at big shows like D&AD, One Show and Clios. They for sure helped out to get me noticed while applying for jobs. I also just like the competition aspect of it, it always leads to great work.