Josh Kolm
Leon’s gives you a vacation in your own home
BIMM’s latest campaign introduces the “renovacation” trend, where customers can create an escape without leaving the house.
Enercare won’t let your house boss you around
Giants & Gentlemen turns houses into snarky bullies to show people that they don’t need to be at the mercy of untimely repairs.
Lush tells the firsthand stories about natural hair
A documentary by Alicia K. Harris leads a content push educating consumers about the personal and historical journeys of Black hair.
Canadian Media Fund shows how far its spark goes
With versions in a dozen Indigenous languages, 123w created branding that shows the breadth of what the CMF funds.
StableFeed knows (and shows) what’s best for your horse
Full Punch’s redesign puts the equine supplements in line with premium pet brands.
A blunt reminder of why you should stay home
Open’s ‘grandma floral’ ads paint a stark message that is as relevant now as it was last March: don’t kill your grandma.
Nature Valley would walk 10,000 miles
General Mills has Daveed Diggs cover The Proclaimers to celebrate Nature Valley’s work restoring nature trails and hiking paths.
No Frills turns its flyer into a comic book
Released one page at a time, the series also contains ‘hidden clues’ about upcoming drops and offers.
Kraft Peanut Butter is writing a kid’s book
On social, the brand’s mascots have started interactively writing a story about sticking together during the holidays.
The 2020 Stimulant Gift Guide
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Will has rebranded and repositioned the amateur sports organization around feelings of connection and inspiration.
Get some help shopping local and find more creative versions of the puzzles, advent calendars and footwear your loved ones want.
Jam3 helps NFB provide hope for the future by compiling conversations all through 2020.
The design team at Cossette created a safety guide for production so not a single stone is left unturned.
Montreal’s Monster Factory creates voices for zombies, beasts and demons using the expertise of heavy metal singers.
