CokeHands Campaign wins Cannes Grand Prix

The winner of this year's Cannes Grand Prix was Mak Long who works for Ogilvy & Mather in Shanghai.

The CokeHands campaign ran on bus shelters and in lifts across Shanghai and featured an illustration in which the famous Coke ribbon device is transformed into two hands, one passing the other a Coke.

The campaign ran without a Coke logo or strapline!

Simplicity itself.

Digital interactivity from Coca Cola

Fancy a bit of digital interactive fun then take a look at Happiness Islands by Coca Cola.

Explore the islands, selecting different activities and visit a series of micro-sites for some great interactive features, just right for a few spare minutes.

As Coca Cola says - Enjoy!

Created by Wieden + Kennedy Amsterdam, Random Studio and Nacho Guijarro.

Always Coca Cola. Or rather, Diet Coke.

A new intriguing packaging for the Cola family and guess who is behind it? Turner Duckworth of course.

After recently repackaging Coca-Cola, and winning multiple awards for doing so, Duckwoth has created a new look for its younger sister, Diet Coke.
The graphics are substantially a crop of the logo, which is then wrapped around the can. Two cans together form the word "OK".

This limited edition will soon need to populate our fridge, as there are some Diet Coke fans amongst us. No offence for Pepsi lovers of course.

However, talking about graphics is only half of the job. We advise you to take a look at the other images on Creative Review.