Joytopia

Handbag Dyetonator

Ogilvy & Mather Malaysia
Issue 44 | September 2017

Snatch thefts were a rampant threat to Malaysian society. In January, 365 cases were reported in the Dang Wangi district of Kuala Lumpur alone. In 2016, snatch thefts increased 36% nationwide.

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KLM Care Tag

DDB Tribal Amsterdam
Issue 44 | September 2017

Amsterdam had become one of the most popular tourist destinations of the world. In January 2017, more than a million people visited this city of 900,000 inhabitants.

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Radiation-Free Dreams

Demner, Merlicek and Bergmann
Issue 44 | September 2017

Mömax is part of XXXLutz Group, the largest furniture retailer in Austria and the second largest furniture chain in the world.

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RPM: Russ Per Minute

BBDO New York
Issue 44 | September 2017

Russ was a writer, singer, rapper, producer, hip hop artist and more.

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4MATIC Book

Gruppo Roncaglia, Rome
Issue 43 | June 2017

Mercedes-Benz had always been focused on innovation and the 4MATIC technology the company had developed was the most advanced four-wheel drive system on the market, able to adapt automatically to every condition of weather and road.

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Camelpower

TBWA\RAAD
Issue 43 | June 2017

Desert off-road driving in the Middle East was practically a sport.

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Dolmio Pepper Hacker 2.0

Clemenger BBDO Sydney
Issue 43 | June 2017

Dolmio was Australia's leading pasta sauce brand, and Spaghetti Bolognese was Australia's 5th most popular meal.

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Kwitt, Sparkassen Debt Collector

Jung von Matt/Spree
Issue 43 | June 2017

Though Sparkasse is Germany's oldest and best-known bank, the brand has always tried to be abreast of the newest technological possibilities.

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See what lifesavers see with Pocket Patrol

Leo Burnett Sydney
Issue 43 | June 2017

Statistics showed that 70% of Australians could not identify one of the biggest hidden dangers when they were on the beach. Rip tides.

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Tequila Cloud

Lapiz Chicago
Issue 43 | June 2017

Winters in Germany could be dreadful; it was cold, cloudy and rainy.

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The Captain’s Ride 2016, The Riderless Bike

Havas Sydney
Issue 43 | June 2017

Every year, the Steve Waugh Foundation conducted a six-day cycle ride through New South Wales called The Captain's Ride to raise money for the 400,000 children affected by rare diseases.

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#BeFearless

Cheil Germany, Cheil Worldwide, Cheil MEA, Cheil Russia
Issue 42 | March 2017

One in five people has a fear of public speaking and even one in four people has a fear of heights.

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2K Fitbit/Boost

CP+B
Issue 42 | March 2017

NBA 2K was the world's best-selling basketball video game. It had fostered a large community of players including some famous names.

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Buy a voice – for freedom of speech

DDB Stockholm
Issue 42 | March 2017

PEN International was a charity established to promote the role of literature in cross-cultural understanding and to be a voice for writers who were attacked, imprisoned and even killed for their views.

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Now you can see it

Forsman & Bodenfors
Issue 42 | March 2017

Semcon's aim was to make the engineering profession attractive to a wider range of people.

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The Breakpiece

Visyon, Across The Pond
Issue 42 | March 2017

Back in the days, breakdance and graffiti were inseparable art forms in the melting pot of hip-hop culture.

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MARTINI Smart Cube

AMV BBDO
Issue 41 | December 2016

The one thing that interrupts a great time with friends is stopping the conversation to get more drinks and queuing at the bar for the next round.

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Nike Football Pro Genius

AKQA
Issue 41 | December 2016

In elite football, fine margins separated the good from the truly great.

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Reword Launch

Leo Burnett Melbourne
Issue 41 | December 2016

Bullying has moved from schoolyards to social media. Around the world, cyberbullying was quickly becoming one of society's most serious problems, creating millions of victims.

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Accessible toys designed for individuals living with paralysis

360i
Issue 40 | September 2016

Nearly 1 in 50 Americans are living with paralysis.

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Klarafy

Famousgrey
Issue 40 | September 2016

Like all classical music radio stations, the problem for Belgium’s Klara is how to woo younger music lovers, who know little or nothing about classical music.

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LandCruiser Emergency

Saatchi & Saatchi, Sydney
Issue 40 | September 2016

Over 65% of the Australian continent still receives no mobile signal, an area of mostly harsh outback bigger than the entire European Union.

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Ne.Bot

Lew'Lara\TBWA
Issue 40 | September 2016

Nissan's aim, lofty as it might sound, is to become the driver's partner so that the driving experience is always enhanced.

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Nose

Happiness
Issue 40 | September 2016

Nivea Men, the toiletries and personal care giant, sought a solution to the problem to help men care more about, and be more confident of, their odour issues.

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Save Me, the ski pass

serviceplan Munich
Issue 40 | September 2016

Off-piste skiing and snowboarding are more popular than ever. But also dangerous.

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Sea Hero Quest

Saatchi & Saatchi London
Issue 40 | September 2016

What business exactly are telecoms companies in? Connecting people is too glib.

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Philips Brush Button

ACHTUNG! mcgarrybowen
Issue 39 | June 2016

Everyone is supposed to brush their teeth for two full minutes, twice a day.

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Rate My Roof

Clemenger BBDO Melbourne
Issue 39 | June 2016

Though Australia is blessed with plenty of sun, less than 15% of Australian households use solar power for their energy needs – despite its abundance and the potential savings.

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Samsung brainBAND

Leo Burnett Sydney
Issue 39 | June 2016

Australian sports fans and administrators had become increasingly concerned about concussion in contact sports like rugby union, rugby league and rules football.

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The 2 Litre Towel

M&C Saatchi Melbourne
Issue 39 | June 2016

Australian Weaving was a small local towel-maker under threat from cheap imported towels.

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