Libresse: Wombstories commercial
This epic spot for Libresse addresses the complex relationship women have with their wombs over a lifetime. It is the most awarded work in the Annual 2021. Words: Rebecca Fulleylove
This epic spot for Libresse addresses the complex relationship women have with their wombs over a lifetime. It is the most awarded work in the Annual 2021. Words: Rebecca Fulleylove
ITV’s Britain Get Talking campaign, which originally launched in 2019, took on a new significance during the pandemic and the subsequent UK lockdown. Words: Megan Williams
Burberry’s 2020 Christmas Ad is a delightfully cheery update of Singin’ in the Rain, which is of course super cool. It won in three categories in this year’s Annual. Words: Rebecca Fulleylove
This campaign, created by The&Partnership, aims to highlight the challenges blind and partially sighted women face using pregnancy tests, and why a more universal design is required. Words: Emma Tucker
This campaign, which saw the Royal Australian Mint produce 25 million new dollar coins, aims to encourage Australians to think differently about giving to charity. Words: Emma Tucker
Ikea moved into streetwear with its Efterträda range of clothing and products, which was initially launched in Tokyo. Words: Emma Tucker
BBC Teach launched a series of films inspired by the stories told in Steve McQueen’s series Small Axe, to help expand school curriculums on Black British History. Words: Megan Williams
With the pandemic preventing a silent walk to take place to commemorate the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, Grenfell United and Anomaly created a way for people to mark the occasion at home. Words: Megan Williams
OMSE has brought a fresh new feel to Hackney Church in London, which helps articulate its many offerings to the community. Words: Aimée McLaughlin
The new rebrand for Burger King by JKR was a huge hit with audiences and designers alike when it launched in the new year. Words: Aimée McLaughlin
These stunning editions of the New York Times for Kids combine brilliant design with excellent content. Words: Aimée McLaughlin