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Sanlam The Olympian

When an Olympian’s dreams were crushed by the cancelation of the 2020 games, Sanlam stepped in to make sure that she still gets to perform her routine. What I love about this piece is how it pulls at the heartstrings and gets the brand’s message out there in a way that people will care about.

Sanlam – The Olympian [case study]

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ILoveCoffee Signing Cups

They’ve taken an everyday item such as a coffee cup, added a clever design element in the form of a sleeve, and created a way for the coffee shop staff and their customers to connect.

I Love Coffee – The Signing Cups

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POWA Abused News

This campaign uses augmented reality to apply bruises to the reporter to highlight the other pandemic, GBV. It cleverly communicates one message, while telling you another, which is what I found smart about it.

POWA – The Abused News

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Rape Crisis SA The Rape Page

Another example of a campaign [through Ogilvy South Africa] that truly tries to help and empower, and uses the medium in an interesting way. Very insightful.

Salvation Army Winter Drive

Salvation Army’s 'If it doesn’t fit, donate it' campaign [through The Odd Number] is visually impactful, and able to draw emotion from the viewer.

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National Geographic Kids: London; Boulder; Orlando

National Geographic Kids, [from Fox P2 South Africa], is also doing what they do well. The print campaign uses intriguing images and a well-crafted line that makes you think. 

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