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Amnesty International Celebrates Its 60th With Symbolic Printed Cakes

This Amnesty International ad is awesome on a number of levels. It’s intended to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the human rights organization, and the ad depicts a symbolic printed cake.

On each of the Amnesty International cakes, a slice is being removed from the rest of the cake, visually separating a person from an unacceptable, unsafe situation. The tagline of the ad reads, "You can do more than celebrate. 60 years of the universal declaration of human rights."

I can not say enough great things about these ads. You certainly know an ad is successful when the message you want to communicate needs no words. The ads were created by advertising agency DDB Budapest, Hungary with creatives Rodrigo Fernandes, Guilherme Somensato, Giovanni Pintaude, Laszlo Hevesi, and Marcell Patkai. The captivating photos were taken by Gabor Mate of Corbis.
Trend Themes
1. Symbolic Advertising Cakes - Opportunity for brands to creatively showcase their message through symbolic printed cakes.
2. Visual Storytelling - Potential for ad campaigns to communicate powerful messages without the need for words through captivating photos and visuals.
3. Human Rights Awareness - Growing emphasis on raising awareness about human rights issues through advertising campaigns that invoke empathy and action.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Using creative and visually impactful techniques, such as symbolic advertising cakes, to engage consumers and convey brand messages.
2. Food and Beverage - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporating symbolic printed cakes as a unique product or promotional item to generate brand awareness and customer engagement.
3. Non-profit Organizations - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Leveraging visual storytelling and creative ad campaigns to effectively communicate the mission and impact of the organization, driving increased support and donations.

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