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A 65-foot hot dog just returned to Times Square, but it was missing one very important thing: HEINZ Ketchup.Two years af...
20/08/2026

A 65-foot hot dog just returned to Times Square, but it was missing one very important thing: HEINZ Ketchup.

Two years after its first appearance, Hot Dog: The Second Serving, the world’s largest hot dog sculpture, was back with mustard on top but no ketchup in sight.

HEINZ teamed up with Rethink and artists Jen Catron and Paul Outlaw to change that. The brand placed an ad above the sculpture, making it look like HEINZ Ketchup was being poured straight onto the giant hot dog.

A simple but clever way to remind everyone that no hot dog is complete without HEINZ.

Coca Cola is refreshing its global visual identity, bringing its iconic red and white heritage under a sharper, more uni...
17/08/2026

Coca Cola is refreshing its global visual identity, bringing its iconic red and white heritage under a sharper, more unified design system across 200+ markets. The refresh strengthens familiar assets like the Spencerian script, Dynamic Ribbon and Arden Square, while giving packaging and digital touchpoints a more consistent look.

The biggest shift comes with Coca Cola Zero Sugar, which gets bolder “Zero Sugar” branding, black accents and stronger differentiation from Original Taste. Rather than replacing its iconic identity, Coca Cola is modernising the way the brand shows up worldwide, keeping the heritage, but making it work harder for today’s consumers.

Burger King Belgium is turning Gen Z’s “tanmaxxing” obsession into a flame-grilled brand moment. The viral trend, which ...
09/08/2026

Burger King Belgium is turning Gen Z’s “tanmaxxing” obsession into a flame-grilled brand moment. The viral trend, which encourages people to deliberately pursue darker tans despite growing concerns around UV exposure and sun damage, has become a notable part of summer internet culture. Burger King taps into that conversation by turning sunburn and tan lines into a visual metaphor for something the brand knows well: being flame-grilled.

Rather than relying on a conventional product shot, the campaign makes the human tan itself the advertising medium, allowing the audience to make the connection between the summer trend and Burger King’s signature cooking method. The result is a playful example of topical marketing where a cultural conversation is transformed…

TV cleaned ✅IPS checked ✅Puffed rice and chanachur ready ✅Jersies washed and left to dry ✅Leave message to boss for the ...
19/07/2026

TV cleaned ✅
IPS checked ✅
Puffed rice and chanachur ready ✅
Jersies washed and left to dry ✅
Leave message to boss for the post-match celebration sent ✅

Now, all that's left is to wait for the clock to strike 1:00 AM!

Well, we couldn't agree more with United Finance . Especially the last one!

KFC isn’t just updating its look—it’s rebuilding its entire brand universe.With JKR’s global rebrand, the iconic bucket ...
11/07/2026

KFC isn’t just updating its look—it’s rebuilding its entire brand universe.

With JKR’s global rebrand, the iconic bucket becomes more than packaging. It becomes a system. A storytelling device. A cultural anchor for every touchpoint.

The Colonel gets refined. The logo gains depth. The experience becomes more immersive—stretching from packaging to restaurants to digital platforms under what KFC calls the “Bucketverse.”

This isn’t a reinvention of KFC. It’s a reminder that even the most iconic brands evolve not by replacing their identity—but by re-engineering how that identity lives in culture.

Levi's has turned a FIFA mandate into a branding case study at the World Cup 2026. As FIFA requires all 16 venues across...
11/07/2026

Levi's has turned a FIFA mandate into a branding case study at the World Cup 2026. As FIFA requires all 16 venues across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada to strip corporate branding, Levi's Stadium has been officially renamed San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, with its iconic red batwing logo covered in white tarps across the venue.

Instead of fading into the background, Levi’s leaned into the restriction—transforming its identity into a minimalist white-wrapped silhouette across stadium visuals and even updating its social media branding. The move highlights how strong brand equity can remain instantly recognizable, even when the logo disappears. Other stadiums like Mercedes-Benz Stadium and Gillette Stadium are also adapting under similar FIFA restrictions.

11/07/2026

Coca-Cola has unveiled its official design system for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, anchored in the iconic Arden Square that has been part of the brand’s visual identity since 1969.

G O L D E N reimagined this single geometric element into 18 distinct pattern systems, each inspired by the colors and jersey aesthetics of competing nations.

The result is a scalable visual language that extends across collectible packaging, retail environments, digital experiences, live activations, and beyond. One shape. 48 nations. A design system built to travel the world.

Drop a flag in the comments for the nation you’re rooting for.

A single split-second sporting moment transcended the game and became an unofficial Nike visual—without a campaign, with...
11/07/2026

A single split-second sporting moment transcended the game and became an unofficial Nike visual—without a campaign, without media spend, and without a planned placement. It is a clear example of how modern brand narratives are no longer always manufactured in studios, but discovered in real time where sport, emotion, and culture intersect.

This reflects a fundamental shift in marketing dynamics—where culture acts as the creative director, and the internet becomes the distribution engine. In today’s attention economy, the most powerful brand assets are often not created; they are captured.

Coca-Cola has turned the FIFA World Cup into a global design-led storytelling platform, reimagining its iconic Arden Squ...
04/07/2026

Coca-Cola has turned the FIFA World Cup into a global design-led storytelling platform, reimagining its iconic Arden Square into a flexible visual system inspired by national colours, jerseys, and fan identity.

Beyond collectible cans, the campaign extends into packaging, retail, digital experiences, motion, and live environments—positioning design not just as branding, but as a shared cultural language across football’s biggest stage.

As enthusiasm builds for the forthcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, global brands are strategically positioning themselves to ...
04/07/2026

As enthusiasm builds for the forthcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, global brands are strategically positioning themselves to engage with the associated excitement of this distinguished event. Companies across various sectors are developing innovative marketing initiatives and collaborations with the aim of connecting with fans and demonstrating their support for the sport.

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