London International Awards
2022 Winners and Finalists
Network of the Year: Ogilvy
Bronze
Health & Wellness - Craft
Art Direction Campaign
Entrant: | Ogilvy UK, London |
Brand: | Relate |
Title(s): | "Artichoke", "Plums", "Onions", "Avocado", "Aubergine", "Courgette" |
Corporate Name of Client: | Relate |
Client Partner PR : | Rachael Coomber-Nolan |
PR Company: | Ogilvy UK, London |
Agency: | Ogilvy UK, London |
Chief Creative Officer: | Andre Laurentino |
Chief Executive Creative Director : | Jules Chalkley |
Creative Directors: | Nicola Wood/Andy Forrest |
Deputy ECD of Design : | Luke Ridgway |
Senior Copywriters: | Nicola Wood/Andy Forrest |
Senior Art Directors: | Nicola Wood/Andy Forrest |
Agency Art Buyers: | Jodi Woodhouse-Ward/Ross Walker |
Agency Producers: | Sue Streatfield/Heather Hart |
Senior TV Producer : | Kim Parrett |
Senior Creative Editor : | Sara McAlpine |
Agency Production Manager: | Justin Cairns |
Agency Managing Partner: | Katharine Easteal |
Agency Account Directors: | Erica Wood/Jennie Halliday/Erica Cohen |
Clear Channel Project Lead: | Jason Jarvis |
Illustrator: | Marta Zafra |
Description:
Especially when they were taught that condoms were only for stopping unwanted pregnancies, not unwanted diseases.
After all, when you’re double-digging and hardening off, it’s important you do it safely. We gave an outdated generation an updated sex education by creating limited edition condoms for the over 65's in the guise of seed packets, distributing them through garden centres and online.
These beautifully illustrated botanical designs in the style of something classy from The Royal Horticultural Society, on closer inspection are suggestive of sexual organs. Tasteful rather than puerile nods to a clitoris, penis, breasts or testis. This subtle visual wit fit with the tone of voice of the campaign.
Our illustrations were then applied to our seed packets, to make them look as authentic as possible, with painstaking attention given to every tiny detail. Anyone who sees the designs and illustrations won’t look at an onion or aubergine in the same way again.