Bestads Top 6 of the Week reviewed by Todd Tilford, chief creative officer, Draftfcb Chicago

tv feb1.jpgBEST TV
KINECT: STAR WARS DUEL. Hard to mess this one up. And they didn't. A lot of fun. Appreciate the fact that they didn't overplay it. Nice restraint. Played well.


Print feb 1.jpgBEST PRINT
STABILO BOSS HIGHLIGHTERS: DULCINEA. Print has become the Dulcinea of the very few. But with ads like this one, hope remains. Simple. Beautiful. Makes its point. Does not pander or offer up marketing crap. A marker that gets the job done, and evidently it's even capable of spotlighting the embellishments of the imagination.

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DNB BANK: MERRY PAYCHECK. Well done. Creative use of media. Imaginative, intelligent and practical use of sponsorship. Always nice to bring more a little more beauty into the world. Especially when it's replacing that voice on the other end of the phone that always seems to be saying "we don't have the time or desire to mess with you."

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AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY: YOU ARE YOUR WORDS . Nice idea. People will like this. Speaks to the essence of the product. Not particularly my thing. Maybe I have just seen too much of the turning photos or objects or words into faces thing. But the idea that "you are your words" is powerful and true.

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