Illo Illustration Project with AMV BBDO and Johnson & Johnson!
Published on 10/11/2022
Illo Agency just wrapped up a beautiful project with AMV BBDO and Johnson & Johnson. It was a historic project for Johnson & Johnson since it was the first time they used illustration and animation within one of their global campaigns.
Illo illustrator Esther Lalanne created truly magnificent illustrations for the project! It is always amazing to see companies like Johnson & Johnson embracing creative change in their advertising, and Illo was thrilled to be a part of this change!
We can’t wait to see more great illustrated ads.
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