Second print run for our new billboard campaign (DE, EN, ES, FR, IT, CN, RU, PL) for the Deutsches Historisches Museum (German Historical Museum): female figures from the Middle Ages to the fall of the Berlin Wall, surrounded by bold sans-serif text. They are an eye-catching site in the cityscape and at the building site. The timeline covered by the motifs reflects the permanent exhibition in the Zeughaus, 1500 years of German history in a European context. During the Long Night of Museums on Saturday, 31 August 2019, the German Historical Museum is open from 6pm until 2am. To mark Berliner Bauhauswoche (Berlin Bauhaus Week) and the 100 years of bauhaus anniversary, we delve into the Berlin of the 1920s.

Our “chocolate customer” Sawade (we actually say client) has already won ten medals and a Special Award this year. Sawade gained a place in the worldwide final in the International Chocolate Award competition for chocolates from Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the gold award for “Walnut on Brandy Marzipan” and the variety also received the Special Award. Sawade also won over the British Academy of Chocolate and its jury of 100 chocolate experts against enormously strong competition. Internationally selected top varieties are awarded prizes. There were 850 submissions (!) from 35 countries and seven times silver for Sawade: among others for the 110 g “Berliner Fernsehturm” (Berlin TV tower) box, the 220 g “Mistelzweig” (Mistletoe) box and the 40 g “Berliner Bär” (Berlin bear). The experts of both competitions agreed on the “Queen Luise” praline: It was crowned silver twice.