Seen and noted

BEST TV
Favourite: Cadbury 'Mum's Birthday'. Good emotional commercials always work and this one is great proof of it. Everybody can feel related with this story and that's what great insights do. Sweet like chocolate, this campaign positions Cadbury in everybody's hearts.

Runner up: Skittles. How to be present in the Super Bowl without being a Super Bowl sponsor is a classic brief and Skittles did it pretty well with this campaign. We personally love Skittles' weirdness, so that's a plus for us.

BEST PRINT
Favourite: WOW Photos. We like the insight here and the simplicity when showing the benefit of your product. Visual, easy to get and to the point. A good print ad.

Runner up: Mills Charters 'Serious Fishing'. Very visual print with a funny twist and a good tagline. If we were fishing lovers, we would go for this brand.

BEST OUTDOOR
Favourite: Nissan #SheDrives. Campaigns that tear down barriers and make cultures move forward will always have our respect. This is a great example of how a brand can go beyond advertising in a simple way.

Runner up: ANGFA 'The Washable Book'. The Washable Book is an effective, simple and smart idea. We really love how this campaign turns a simple product into a useful tool for kids and parents. With this book, kids are able to have fun while learning and that's where the strength of this campaign resides. Some adults would need one of these books too.

BEST INTERACTIVE
Favourite: Google Art. So simple that it's impossible not to do it. This idea makes people have a different approach to art; learning something along the way and creating sharable content for social media. We're sure this simple idea increased the number of downloads for Google Art in a massive way. It worked with us.

Runner up: McDonald's. This is pure happiness for children all over the world. Now you can have proof of Santa's arrival to your house! Are you kidding? We wish our parents would have had this when we were 9 years old. A great way to feed children's imagination.




This week's guest judges are Alfredo Adan Roses (left) and Alberto Portas (right), a creative team from Mistress, LA.

Hailing from Spain, Alfredo, an art director, and Alberto, a copy writer, launched their creative and professional partnership at the Vidal Partnership in New York where they started as interns after attending the Miami Ad School in Madrid and Brooklyn. They were later hired as a creative team by La Despensa and Lola, both in Madrid.

Alfredo and Alberto eventually jumped back over into the states, first joining Leo Burnett Chicago to work on Samsung Global and subsequently moving west to R/GA Los Angeles where they worked for Beats by Dre, Nike Basketball and AdCouncil's Love Has No Labels among other brands. After that, they moved to Saatchi & Saatchi LA where they worked for Toyota and Asics and additional confidential projects. Along their career path they have been awarded with the Young Guns, One Show, D&AD White Pencil, Cannes Lions among others.

At Mistress Alfredo and Alberto will be working on a variety of brands including Qdoba, American Apparel, Sambazon, Brown-Forman, ASICS, Pearson, Campbell Fresh, Amazon, IMAX, AT&T, Los Angeles Tourism, Univision, Level-5 Abby, Coke Freestyle, Netflix and World Surf League.