Introduction: The Power of Seeing More

Imagine how much easier life would be if you could see everything around you — not just when you’re driving, but in every tricky situation life throws your way. Whether it’s navigating a tight parking spot or avoiding an awkward encounter, having a 360° view can make all the difference. That’s exactly what Nissan’s Intelligent Around View® Monitor brings to the road — and beyond.

In their latest “Tight Spaces” campaign, Nissan cleverly reminds us how their cutting-edge technology doesn’t just make driving safer and more convenient — it inspires the kind of problem-solving we all wish we had in everyday life.

What is Nissan’s Intelligent Around View® Monitor?

At the heart of Nissan’s innovation is the Intelligent Around View® Monitor, a driver-assistance feature designed to help drivers maneuver confidently in any situation. This advanced system provides a 360-degree bird’s-eye view of the vehicle’s surroundings, eliminating blind spots and making parking and tight maneuvers stress-free.

Key Features:

• Full 360° Visibility: Offers a composite overhead view to help drivers see obstacles all around the vehicle.
• Enhanced Safety: Reduces the risk of collisions while parking or driving in confined spaces.
• Driver Confidence: Makes maneuvering in busy streets, crowded parking lots, or narrow alleys easier and safer.

This innovative technology is part of Nissan’s broader commitment to driver safety and comfort, enhancing every journey by putting more control in the hands of the driver.

The “Tight Spaces” Campaign: Real-Life Situations, Same Struggles

Nissan’s Tight Spaces campaign cleverly flips the script, showing how their technology could come in handy not only on the road but also in everyday life. The campaign uses relatable, humorous scenarios to highlight the universal desire for a 360° view when things get uncomfortable.

Real-Life Moments That Could Use a 360° View:

• A basketball player trapped by defenders on the court – wishing they could see every move around them.
• A fisherman surrounded by hungry seagulls – needing eyes in the back of his head to protect his fresh catch.
• Navigating a crowded event or tight hallway – where knowing what’s behind you could save you from awkward encounters.

Through these playful examples, Nissan shows that the comfort and confidence their technology provides isn’t just for drivers — it’s something we all crave in life’s tight spots.

Why This Technology Matters

In a world that moves fast and often feels unpredictable, Nissan’s driver-assistance technology serves a real purpose:
✅ Improved Safety: Reduces the chances of accidents in busy urban environments.
✅ Stress-Free Driving: Takes the anxiety out of parking and reversing.
✅ Enhanced Awareness: Helps drivers stay informed of their surroundings at all times.

By focusing on human needs and real-life struggles, Nissan is positioning itself not just as a car manufacturer, but as a brand that understands the little challenges people face every day.

Conclusion: A 360° View for a Smoother Life

Nissan’s Intelligent Around View® Monitor is more than just another driver-assist feature — it’s a reflection of the brand’s mission to simplify and enhance the driving experience. And with the fun, relatable angle of the Tight Spaces campaign, Nissan proves that when technology is designed with people in mind, it can make life easier in more ways than one.

So, the next time you’re stuck in a tight spot — whether behind the wheel or in life — you’ll find yourself wishing for the kind of innovation that sees everything coming.

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The Jeep® brand grille is one of the most distinctive icons in the automotive industry, recognized instantly by adventurous spirits from across the globe. Inspired by this simple icon, which consists of two circles and seven lines (OIIIIIIIO), the Jeep brand and Publicis Groupe Middle East have discovered an entire world living inside of it.

By simply cropping into the grille from different angles, the shapes and negative spaces began to resemble elements from nature. Lines became trees; circles became moons and arches became icebergs.

“The more it was explored, the more discoveries we made – squirrel holes, mountain rocks, bat caves and more are all hidden within our icon, waiting to be discovered by our community of adventurers. Using only the Jeep brand’s iconic grille, Publicis Middle East has found a way of telling stories about the countless places that a Jeep brand vehicle enables you to explore in the wild,” explains Melhem Najm, Chief Marketing Officer at Stellantis, Middle East & Africa.

Tuki Ghiassi, Executive Creative Director at Publicis Middle East, says, “What started as a simple print idea became a new visual language that was unique to the Jeep brand – adaptable to the natural habitats of any market around the world. No other automotive brand has a connection to nature like the Jeep brand. Hence, it was very rewarding to create a piece of communication that was authentic and highly relevant to Jeep’s mission to become the most sustainable automotive brand by 2030.”

‘Nature is in our nature’ lives across print media, while graphic branding features in Jeep brand showrooms across the United Arab Emirates. These tactical placements transport Jeep brand vehicles from urban showroom environments to where they belong – the wild – reminding showroom visitors that their next unforgettable adventure into the great outdoors is only one Jeep brand journey away.

‘Nature is in our nature’ follows the recent launch of another graphic print campaign created by Publicis Groupe Middle East, which is also inspired by the Jeep brand grille. It features a new design language made up of the Jeep brand grille’s distinctive dots and dashes called’ The Call of Adventure‘.

‘Nature is in our nature’ is now running in the United Arab Emirates and will roll out in other Jeep brand markets globally in 2022.

Credits
Client: Jeep® (Stellantis)
Campaign: Nature is in our nature
Agency: Publicis Groupe Middle East

Tags: Automotive Campaigns, Middle East, Print, Design, Automotive, Creative Ads

Culture shapes, creativity inspires. They are celebrating Asian and Pacific Islander Creativity. See the stories of eight boundary-defying API artists who flip the script on the all-too-common question, “where are you from?” to lay claim to the myriad identities that inspire their work.

“Where I’m From” aims to highlight creators who embrace their roots and whose creativity is fueled by their one-of-a-kind experiences. With that, we are partnering with HYPEBEAST to provide an engaging and narrative-driven platform for emerging creatives to showcase their work. Driven by the idea that talent recognizes talent, we asked designer Dao-Yi Chow, co-founder of Public School New York and creative director of Sergio Tacchini, to identify three individuals he believes represent the next generation of influential designers and artists.

To inspire others, HYPEBEAST, an authority in streetwear, fashion, and culture, will feature in-depth and insightful conversations between Chow and emerging creators. These articles will recount the stories of their career journey, the ethos of their unique craft, and how their backgrounds and experiences inspire their art.

“Where I’m From” was made in collaboration with creative agency 72andSunny and production studio Psyop.

Credits
Agency: 72andSunny
Client: Adobe
Tags: Digital Film, United States, Technology, Professional Services, Adobe, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Creative Ads, Creative Film, Creative Artists, Advertising, Animation, Brand film, Motion Graphics, Adobe Where I’m From
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DSM launches a new brand campaign ‘Products With Purpose’ that reflects the business’ evolved strategic direction as an end-to-end partner for customers in the human nutrition and health markets.

The transition champions the purpose behind the products that help solve the world’s greatest nutritional challenges and keep the growing global population healthy.

This Campaign brings DSM’s end-market expertise to life through a range of concepts that demonstrate how the business’ expert services power high-quality products and customized solutions that allow customers to address consumer health concerns and bring real-life health and wellbeing benefits to people worldwide.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
The “Products with Purpose” campaign paid off that vision and value story. “We created a campaign that inherently differentiated DSM by going beyond the products they sell, delivering a human benefit story. In doing so, we simultaneously grouped the competition while creating a promise based on a larger, more important vision. Rather than the what, we focused on the why.”

Credits
Advertising Agency: Fingerpaint, Saratoga Springs, United States of America
Client: DSM
Tags: Print Campaign, Creative Ads, Creative Print Ads, Health, Nutrition, Pharmaceutical, Food, Brand Strategy

Protect the elephants from extinction. In the last 100 years, 93% of all elephants have been killed. Without the protection of national parks, at the current rate of killing, elephants will be extinct by 2030. To save the wild animals in Africa, we need to act now before the most well-known animals go extinct. Therefore we need National Park Rescue to protect them from poachers.
 

 

 

 

 
Credits
Advertising Agency: Featuring Design, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Client: National Park Rescue
Tags: Print Campaign, Creative Ads, Public Interest, NGO, Creative Print Ads, Save Animals Poster, Wildlife Emergency Service

Pepsi and Burger King were together again for launching their new campaign with Sancho BBDO as their ally agency. These brands reminded all Colombians that a grilled burger is better by using the similarity between barcode and grills and creating a filter that turned Pepsi’s barcode into grills.

After using the filter on the bottles, people got coupons to be redeemed at Burger King restaurants. The Grilled Barcode campaign had a spot where people could see the fire getting out from the bar codes while grilling delicious meat. Additionally, the campaign was launched through digital media with different ads explaining the idea and inviting people to grill their meat with Pepsi. The campaign also had the support of influencers who invited their followers to try this filter for getting the burger.
 

 
Pepsi and Burger King highlighted their attributes, joined the On and Off worlds, and made people interact with their products with this simple but direct idea.

Credits
Agency: Sancho BBDO
Client: Pepsi & Burger King
Production: Flare + Diptongo
Campaign: Grilled Barcode

Category: Interactive ad
Medium: Print Advertising, Digital Campaign
Tags: Digital Ads, Creative Ads, Pepsi Ads, Burger King Ads, AR, Augmented Reality

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Every year, Amnesty supporters send letters to convince government officials around the globe to end human rights abuses like imprisoning people for expressing their opinion or the use of torture. As part of a campaign to support this year’s writing marathon within French Canada, Cossette created posters that aim to communicate that these letters have an impact on both individuals and governments, alongside messages such as “write to be heard,” “write to rewrite the law,” and “write to overthrow power.”

Credits
Campaign: Write for Rights campaign
Advertiser: Amnesty International
Advertising Agency: Cossette, Montréal, Canada
Category: Public Interest Campaigns
Medium: Print Advertisement
Illustration: Sébastien Thibault, Anna Goodson
Creatives: Barbara Jacques, Anne-Claude Chénier, Geneviève Duquette, Alex Jutras, Dorian Coureau, François-Julien Rainville, Thibaut Delelis

If there is any brand that has successfully talked about sex without objectifying women, it has to be Durex

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The Door Step School wanted to inspire kids to believe in the power of school so they created the world’s first ‘Streets Named After Street Kids’.

The teachers at Door Step School selected kids that were excelling at school against the odds. And Door Step School celebrated them by naming the slum streets they lived on, after them! Imagine having a road named after you when you’re only 12 years old. The entire slum community witnessed the road-naming ceremonies inaugurated by a local TV star, politician and a govt. Welfare board official.

India has tens of thousands of slum by-lanes. And none of them have names. Imagine the number of children we could inspire.

The idea was to name the streets in the slums after the kids who were toppers in school. And publicly celebrate these ‘achiever’ children. Entire slum communities were invited to the event, which was held over two days. A famous tv star, a local politician and a bureaucrat found the time to ‘inaugurate’ the new roads, speak to the kids and their parents, and thus motivate the kids to stay in school and build a future for themselves.

Credits
Advertiser: Door Step School
Advertising Agency: FCB Interface, India
Title: World’s 1st Streets Named After Street Kids
Media: Ambient
Category: Education
Geo: India

The Unfashioned Masks campaign reminded that a mask used incorrectly is neither fashion nor protection.

Credits
Art Director: Felipe Latgé
Copywriter: Alexandre Oliveira
Photographer: Rogerio Faissal
Category: Print Advertisement, Creative Ads

PETA New Ad Campaign Shows Dark Side of Animal Circuses: Your fun hurts animals

To increase the pressure on them, PETA has partnered with award-winning ad agency Ogilvy’s Honduras team to launch a thought-provoking and vibrant ad campaign that contrasts the pageantry of a circus with the misery of the animals who are forced to perform in it.

Your Fun Hurts Elephants
Elephants are highly social animals who live in matriarchal herds, sharing mothering responsibilities for the herds’ babies. In nature, they spend their days socializing, browsing on trees and shrubs, playing in the mud and water, and exploring vast habitats. While touring with circuses, they spend most of their lives in chains, unable to take more than a step in any direction. Trainers use fear and pain to force them to perform. The exhibitor who supplies elephants to Loomis Bros. has been repeatedly caught striking elephants in the face and jaw with bullhooks.

Your Fun Hurts Tigers
In their natural habitat, tigers are apex predators who control vast territories and raise their young. In circuses like Carden, they’re locked in cages. They’re whipped to force them to perform tricks that they don’t understand. Regardless of how long they’re kept in extreme confinement, tigers never lose their genetic drives.

Your Fun Hurts Zebras
UniverSoul continues to force zebras to perform even though, as a prey species, being in close contact with humans—whom they view as predators—is highly stressful. Circuses put these sensitive animals in danger: Frightened zebras have escaped from UniverSoul and run through city streets on two different occasions. Zebras who have escaped from other circuses have sustained deadly injuries. The crazed look on this scary clown’s face is how zebras must feel in circus arenas.

Credits
Client: PETA
Campaign: Your Fun Hurts Animals
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Chief Creative Director: Wanda Cálix, Andres Villalobos
Creative Director: César Chinchilla
Creative: Sebastisn Bullorini, Daniel Palala
Illustrator: César Miralda
Planning Director: Alan Cruz

Child not sexual object – According to the National Population Commission, “One in four girls and one in ten boys are sexually violated before the age 18”.

Credits
Advertising Agency: Verdant Zeal, Lagos, Nigeria
Campaign: Child not sexual object

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, face masks became part of our everyday lives. All of a sudden, we got used to living with our smiles behind a piece of cloth. But you don’t need to see a smile to feel it. A smile is more than a facial expression; it’s a way of standing up and dealing with the adversities of life.

Credits
Brand: Colgate
Campaign: Smiles Always Find a Way
Advertising Agency: VMLY&R / Red Fuse, Paris, France
Managing Director: Peter Harrison
Global Chief Creative Officer: Fred Saldanha
Chief Creative Officer: Dimitri Guerassimov
Creative Director: Vitor Menezes
Creative Director: Ricardo Dolla
Art Director: Vitor Menezes
Art Director: Melanie Forster
Copywriter: David Dominguez
Business Director: Bruno Toporovschi
Account Director: Sindy Ng
Head Of Strategy: Elizabeth Foord
Producer: Barbara Safarova
Photographer: Mathieu Membré
Retoucher: Julien Paris

The creative team selected five locations: Easter Island, the Atacama desert, El Plomo mountain, the El Morado glacier; and the Araucania forest. These locations were chosen to illustrate clearly that our plastic use has penetrated the very fabric of nature even in such breathtaking scenes.

Chile is the largest Latin American country in the production of plastic waste. Each year, out of 990,000 tonnes, only 8% is recycled.
Plastic dispersed in the environment survives over time and, through micro fragmentation, gets everywhere. In Chile, as in the rest of the world, what is not recycled penetrates the ecosystem’s natural fabric and reaches protected environments and World Heritage sites.

Credits
Advertiser: Greenpeace
Campaign: The Nature of Plastic
Advertising Agency: Cheil Central America, Panama
President: Kyung Keun Choi
Creative Director: Mariana Peluffo
Copywriter: Mariana Peluffo
Graphic Production: Antonio Valdés
Account Director: Erika Campos
Account Manager: Rosana Pérez
Account Media Executive: Martín Romero
Director of Photography / Production / Art: Diego Salas
Photography: Segundo Luchia Puig, Santiago Mendez Isla
Prop Master: Ángel Ramirez
Digital Retouching: Diego Salas
Production House: CYLNDR Chile
Post production House: RATIO
Video Digital retouching: Ilusión Art Agency