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Scholz & Friends: “Anti-look – the life-saving QR design”

By Mark Tungate To prevent onlookers from getting in the way of rescue workers at emergency sites, Scholz & Friends created a new kind of highway code. Creative directors Ramona Junggeburth and Christoph Schlossnikel tell us how it came about. If you take the highway fairly regularly, you’ll have noticed

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Insurer uses killed-off TV characters to promote life insurance

Social media integration, pet fashion and crime series cameos by corpses were among the inventive approaches employed by insurance brands at Spikes Asia 2023. This collection of work shows how this sector used creativity to underpin long-term strategy or encourage behavioural change. New Zealand insurer Partners Life created a campaign that used killed-off characters

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Rethink: “Ketchup AI”

By Mark Tungate Global chief creative officer Aaron Starkman and chief creative officer Mike Dubrick chat about their AI-driven Grand Prix and the agency’s creative process. “It’s a great idea – but does it really work?” The question floated around the upstairs room at The Groucho Club in London as

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Leo Burnett Germany: “The Spider and the Window”

Instead of provoking shivers, a spider captured the hearts of viewers (and awards judges). Benjamin Merkel, ECD of Leo Burnett Germany, tells us how the creative team wove their web. Camera lenses often capture emotions, but they rarely inspire affection. Until one day, along came a spider… Leo Burnett Germany’s

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