Knacki Knows How Kids Like Their Veggies In Quirky New Plant-Based Print Campaign By Ogilvy Paris
Apr. 21, 2022
Meet: the giraffe, the dog, the octopus, and the butterfly. The creative solution is a series of fun and kid-appealing balloon animals made of Knacki plant-based hotdogs. At first glance, the visuals may appear to show animal-shaped balloons; but, after studying further, the eye transforms the visuals into what it really is. And the line reads: "Veggies, like kids love them". Claiming that - just like kids love balloons - they love these plant-based hotdogs. Or, perhaps at first glance, you'll see hotdogs and then the balloons. That's the beauty of it. They are equally appealing.
Ogilvy Paris explained:
"The balloon animals were brought to life by 3D modeling. As the visual portrayal of balloons and Knacki hotdogs were equally important, each animal required dedicated work in terms of craft and detail. The shape of the overall balloon to create an animal, as well as respecting the real shape and texture of each sausage, needed to come across as equally appealing and real. We also made sure to give each animal fun personalities in terms of body postures, positions, and character traits."



Related News
Ogilvy Paris Welcomes a New Senior Creative Duo: Helene Boudin and Vincent Lesne
With their respective and complementary backgrounds, they form an experienced and talented new creative team
Welcome to Maison Perrier: A Global Campaign by Ogilvy Paris
Nestlé Waters called on Ogilvy Paris to orchestrate the global launch of its new sparkling beverage brand “Maison Perrier"
Ogilvy Paris and All.Com, It's Always Obvious!
Last year, ALL and Ogilvy Paris launched a global campaign designed to establish ALL.com in the highly competitive sector of booking platforms
Latest News
Sep. 10, 2024
test
VML has been awarded Global Network of the Year, Jung Von Matt Germany wins Global Agency of the Year and Omnicom is Holding Company of the Year
Sep. 10, 2024
Orlando Wood & The Garage Entertainment Launch Creative Effectiveness Course: "Advertising Principles Explained (a.p.e.)"
Last year brands spent over $750 billion on advertising worldwide



