Nike sponsors a football/soccer tournament in Amsterdam called Panna, a one-on-one, king-of-the-cage competition in which the main aim is to humiliate the other guy. Last year the tournament drew an international crowd, encouraged - we like to believe - by this print campaign.
Why would a bank in Germany appoint an advertising agency in Holland? Because smart clients understand that good ideas travel. Our pitch was based on a simple human insight: everyone worries about money. This 1998 launch campaign made a huge impact with consumers, bringing the newly-merged bank more recognition than the client had thought possible, and bringing us to the attention of other clients including Siemens and Vodafone.
Our relationship with Coca-Cola began with this campaign to promote their sponsorship of Euro 96.
For decades kids collected cards and stickers featuring the world's greatest footballers. Then in 1998 we introduced the idea of collectable footballing stamps.
Anyone who's been to Italy will know how much the kids love their scooters. But nobody had much love for Benelli until we helped revive their brand.
How to dramatise the impact of a new football boot? Here's one way.
This gorgeously executed painting shows Inter Milan's mascot hunting down the mascots of their rival teams.
A simple visual is worth a thousand words of copy. This little charmer was conceived and illustrated by our resident maestro Alvaro.
We dedicate this print campaign to photocopiers everywhere.
This pan-European print campaign highlighted Nike's best shoes by category. It's from 1996 but it still looks fresh, if we do say so ourselves.
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