2 days prior to Ireland’s final 2018 6 Nations match against England at Twickenham Paddy Power decided to pay out early on Ireland to win the Grand Slam. To promote this offer we were asked to come up with a concept for a series of print ads. With Eddie Jones’ comment still ringing in manyContinue reading “Grand Slam Payout Print”
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1200 Years
Having secured an admittedly dour 0-0 draw in Denmark, Ireland’s World Cup hopes rested on getting a good result back at the Aviva. Taking Ireland’s questionable record in battle against the Danes, on the day of the match, I came up with two print executions. One would run if we emerged victorious and the otherContinue reading “1200 Years”
X-Trailing on the Wild Atlantic Way
In Huskies we serve both the Nissan and Fáilte Ireland accounts and recently an opportunity arose to utilise our knowledge of both clients to create a unique set of advertisements. Fáilte were producing a 16 page supplement for the Irish Independent to promote the Wild Atlantic Way and offered within this were a suite ofContinue reading “X-Trailing on the Wild Atlantic Way”
Fyffes – Banana Day
In 2017 Fyffes chose Temple Street Children’s Hospital as their nominated charity. To celebrate this and to also tie in with Banana Day (April 19th) we decided to create a special event that would raise awareness of the cause and get people talking about Banana Day. Our idea was to create a unique pop-up deliveryContinue reading “Fyffes – Banana Day”
CurrencyFair
One that got away. We recently did some pitch work for CurrencyFair. One of our routes was based around the idea of Fair/Unfair and the brief from the client was that they wanted to do something with cut through, something different. Thanks to Robert McBride for his work on this project with me.
The Pink Dinosaur
What is the story with the pink dinosaur? An often asked question and a fair one so I will attempt to explain his creation. Earlier this year we were challenged with coming up with a creative concept for our class website which would later follow through to our printed materials based around our end ofContinue reading “The Pink Dinosaur”
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