Tim Nudd is the Creativity Editor at Ad Age and Creativity Magazine. He specializes in marketing and advertising, covering topics such as advertising campaigns, technology, and the intersection of media and culture. Tim has been featured in Crain's Chicago Business, Crain's New York Business, Crain's Cleveland Business, Ad Age, and People Magazine.
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LOLA Madrid created the comedic short, in which Pitt is constantly interrupted by his canine companions.
McDonald’s tries out shadow ads in the Netherlands, and Ikea reverses its advertising in its first Droga5 campaign.
By: Tim Nudd
Fallon’s chief creative officer makes the case for distinctive work, tactile experiences and creativity without “overthink.”
The Giants running back appears with his rescue dog Duke as the NFL signs its first official pet food partner.
The six-piece runway collection references gauze, hospital gowns, braces, torn clothing and more.
Fellow Kids gives the NFL legend an extreme makeover to introduce the betting brand’s redesigned mobile app.
The maps company topped the App Store last week after ignoring President Trump’s “Lake America” rebrand.
The tennis great makes a rare return to commercial advertising, providing a voiceover paired with classic footage.
Nine spots follow people taking absurd routes to love, fear and thrills—plus, the streamer unveils its “TubiFone.”
Agency David&Goliath marks the 25th anniversary with a manifesto for 9/11 Day, a nationwide volunteer movement.
