2025
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Breast cancer awareness ads tend to blur together — soft pink, clinical stats, and gentle reminders. The Mammo Monster journal ad broke that mold, using bold design, humor, and a striking visual identity to transform fear into familiarity and action.
At the center of the ad was the Mammo Monster, a larger-than-life, breast-shaped character with a single eye symbolizing observation, screening, and early detection. This unexpected, slightly irreverent approach reframed mammogram anxiety, making it tangible, relatable, and even a little playful.
Instead of blending in, the ad demanded attention with high-contrast visuals, oversized typography, and the cheeky headline “Peek-a-Boobs.” This disruption wasn’t just for shock value — it sparked curiosity, encouraged conversation, and made the importance of yearly screenings impossible to ignore.
More than awareness, the ad drove engagement by directing readers to MammoMonster.com, where they could access testimonial videos, a downloadable awareness kit, and even claim a real-life Mammo Monster plushie as a playful incentive to schedule their mammograms.
By combining in-your-face creative, humor, and strategic messaging, the Mammo Monster journal ad proved that breast cancer awareness doesn’t have to be predictable to be powerful.
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Wanqiu Wang, Xianru Luo
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User Experience Design (UX) - Entertainment
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Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors
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Interior Design - Residential
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Liqui Group
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Interior Design - Office