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Whether or not you understand Spanish, you'll easily get the gist of this ad by dog and cat food brand Ownat. Set up in 2018, the brand is part of Catalan agro-alimentary cooperative Cotécnica, which is seeing double-digit growth as a result of its successful foray into premium pet food production and delivery. Though it's very much based on local production and natural, grain-free ingredients, Ownat stresses that this goes hand in... Read More
Young olive oil and mayo company Graza is already gaining a reputation for surprising visuals with a surrealistic tang to them, and this one, 'The Harvest', is no exception. The brand aims to put high quality olive oil into everyone's kitchen at a fair price. Co-founder Andrew Benin's story explains the quirkiness and the visual twists - the notion was born when he was living in Spain with his Spanish wife and in-laws... Read More
What's not to like? After all, kittens and cats can still break the internet, and this particular campaign for the new hybrid Peugeot 308 model is gaining applause for its side-stepping of AI. An extended metaphor which interprets cars as kittens or cautious cats, and the new vehicle as a fully developed, highly confident lion, the ad uses a model city and real felines using it. As cat-lovers will know: “You need to be ... Read More
Asked and answered in this Super Bowl 2026 commercial from tech giant Amazon. It takes a cheeky sideswipe at many people's fears that the rampant development of artificial intelligence (AI) could lead to the diminishing of the human experience, and even the end of the human race as we know it. The 'catastrophising' technique reflected in this ad deftly dismisses such profound issues as laughable through the nicely judged performanc... Read More