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Bombay Design Centre launches digital theme park 'Camel Wonderland'

The journey within 'Camel Wonderland' is more than just a game; it's an educational odyssey

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Bombay Design Centre launches digital theme park 'Camel Wonderland'

Intending to elevate brand engagement and leave a lasting mark on young minds,  Camel has introduced Camel Wonderland, a virtual, interactive, and environmentally conscious digital theme park.

This is the next-gen engagement platform for young minds that is accessible to all. With the help of an integrated QR code across five products: Camel Oil Pastels, Camel Wax Crayons, Camel Water Colour Tubes, Camel Plastic Crayons, and Camel Poster Colours, that are available at art supply retailers nationwide, there is an opportunity for creative exploration, learning, and engagement, especially in children aged 4 to 8 years.

The journey within 'Camel Wonderland' is more than just a game; it's an educational odyssey. From preserving wildlife in 'The Enchanted Forest' to keeping oceans plastic-free in 'Water World,' and from recycling waste in 'Candy Town' to reducing air pollution in 'Dino Land,' and conserving water in 'Space City,' each zone imparts real-world lessons through gamification.

Rishi Kakar, Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer, Kokuyo Camlin, said, "Kokuyo Camlin is excited to bring 'Camel Wonderland' to young artists, who are the change-makers. Witnessing the speed at which their minds can adapt might just surprise us. Hence, it becomes crucial for us to leave a lasting impact on their development. We believe in the potential of every child to make a positive impact. This initiative aligns with our commitment to help develop both creativity and the imagination."

Ankur Rander, Founder and CEO of Bombay Design Centre, said,  "We exist in an era where positive influence holds significance; an immersive encounter such as this becomes an exciting journey, nurturing creativity and environmental awareness in young minds. The purpose of design here is to motivate and instruct, and this distinctive method offers a captivating platform for children to delve into and comprehend vital global environmental concerns. It stands as proof of our dedication to crafting immersive experiences that transcend mere entertainment, ensuring accessibility for all."

Credits:

Client: Kokuyo Camlin

Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer - Rishi Kakar

General Manager & Digital Lead- Nandana Nair

Agency Credits:

Agency: Bombay Design Centre

CEO: Ankur Rander

Business Head: Siddhesh Pednekar

Creative Directors: Vinay Venkatesh and Shawn Pillai

AVP, Account Management: Aliasger Tonkwala

Sr. Designer: Shruti Subramanian

Designer: Sakshi Wadnerkar

UI Design Lead: Dimpy Gandhi

Sr. Product Designer: Vaitheesh P

Motion Designer: Vyankatesh, Ninand & Vishal

Researcher: Deeptimayee Senapati

Content Design Lead: Parth Mistry

Creative Technology Lead: Shankari Murali

Associate Director, Technology & Product Management: Girish Agarwal

Technology Lead: Nobby Mendonca 

Project Manager: Ketan Sardesai

QA: Sanket

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