Alex Braxton │ Creative Director
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October 2011 │ CHICAGO

The Field Museum
Chocolate

 

COMMUNICATION ARTS │ Annual of the Year 2011

LÜRZER’S ARCHIVE │ Featured: June 2011

 

Most think they know chocolate, but they don’t know the extraordinary role Chocolate has played in history - from botany and ecology to anthropology and economics. This campaign teases the audience with a few of the intriguing things that made chocolate what it is today. 

Chocolate.
Not as sweet as you’d think.

 
 
 

Human Sacrifice.

Having played a role in the bloody sacrifices of the Mayans and Aztecs, not everything was sweet with chocolate.

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Ecosystem.

One bird’s survival depends on cocoa trees.

 
 
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Ecosystem.

Without the role of the tiny Midge in pollination, there would be no Chocolate. 

 
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Love.

One legendary lothario fueled his prowess on chocolate.

 
 
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Cafe.

Long before cappuccinos, the elite sat in fancy Chocolate houses.

 
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Hotel Chocolates

We wanted to brand the chocolates left on pillows in Chicago hotels. But in the end this didn’t get made.

 
 
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