SAY GOOD MORNING TO THE FUTURE.

TitleSAY GOOD MORNING TO THE FUTURE.
BrandTOKYO AD MUSEUM
Product / ServiceTHE ONE SHOW 2020 EXHIBITION IN JAPAN
CategoryB02. Outdoor
EntrantDENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN
Idea Creation DENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN
Idea Creation 2 DENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN
Production TAKI CORPORATION Tokyo, JAPAN
Production 2 TONE UP CORP. Tokyo, JAPAN

Credits

Name Company Position
YOSHIHIRO YAGI DENTSU INC. CREATIVE DIRECTOR
YUYA FURUKAWA DENTSU INC. EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR
HARUKO TSUTSUI DENTSU INC. COPYWRITER
CHIEMI MANAKO DENTSU INC. COPYWRITER
YUKI TSUTSUMI Dentsu Inc. ART DIRECTOR
SAKURA YAMAGUCHI DENTSU INC. ART DIRECTOR
SAKI TERASHITA TAKI Corporation DESIGNER
SATOSHI YAMAMURO TAKI Corporation DESIGNER
KAZUKI NISHIZAWA TAKI Corporation DESIGNER
SOTA HASUMI TAKI Corporation DESIGNER
MAHO SASAKI TAKI Corporation DESIGNER
KENJI TAMURA TONE UP CORP. PRINTING DIRECTOR
JUINICHI KOTA TONE UP CORP. PRINTING DIRECTOR
YOSHIKO TOMITA DENTSU INC. CREATIVE PRODUCER

Cultural / Context information for the jury

Our brief was to create posters and venue design assets for The One Show 2020 Exhibition held at the Ad Museum Tokyo, which is the only museum in Japan dedicated to advertising. Our objective, therefore, was to showcase the winning entries in one of the most prestigious award shows in the advertising industry. We wanted our design to reflect the fact that the One Show Awards honour not just excellence of creative expression, but also ideas that lead to solutions to various social issues that the world needs to address. In addition, we wanted our work to communicate a sense of the important role that creativity can play in illuminating those issues, and thereby stimulate visitors to the exhibition to use their own creativity to achieve social good.

Translation. Provide a full English translation of any text.

おはよう、未来。 Say good morning to the future.

Tell the jury about the art direction.

In printing the posters, we paid particular attention to the silkscreen process and the way darker areas of the illustrations were rendered. We carefully adjusted the layers of ink to express the idea of "hidden" product/service values and social issues. We used spot colours to create a bright, vivid impression of the sun as a symbol of creativity, and to express the positive changes that occur when the sun shines. In addition, we created a bright mural of the sun on the wall facing the entrance to the venue, and echoed that graphic with bands of colour highlighting the award-winning works. Visitors to the exhibit were also presented with stickers of the sun symbol to remind them of the illuminating power of their own creativity.