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A creative ad
Creative ad.
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One sheet is enough.
Advertising Agency: Lowe Pirella, Milan, Italy Creative Director: Daniele Dionisi Art Director Supervisor: Ferdinando Galletti Copywriter: Davide Pasquale Photographer, 3D-CGI and Retouching: Carioca Studio Client Service Director: Luisella Marelli Account Supervisor: Cinzia Prioni Account Executives: Maria Caterina Gardoni, Chiara Tolu Published: April 2015
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Fruit’s second skin.
From 2010.
Agency: DDB, Dubai
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Enough to make you think twice about what you read or share on socials? Likely not. These ads can catch some attention through their visuals but the consequences inferred by the copy aren’t evocative enough as is.
This overall effort from Dove over the years continues to have a murky feel to it. As earnest as the copy, angels, and images may be, they are still a brand (and part of a larger corp) that thrives on superficial beauty standards.
I would be interested to see a broader social media extension of this that encourages no filters and if necessary how girls use Dove to achieve what is actually genuine and achievable.
When the copy truly lives up to the point - ace. They didn't even need to do much with art direction here, because it's an honest depiction of the product in action.
That's one way to sneak in and then hammer home some hard truths. Overall the creative reinforces that a) when it comes to history, it's necessary to read between the lines to understand the bigger picture, and that b) we all need to look closer at the past to build a better future.
Simple CTA, no fluff, and striking visuals. Is this enough for something that is in itself a form of indirect action?
Nevertheless, the most finesse I've seen in a Greenpeace campaign in the longest time.
Agency: TBWA\Paris
(H/T to Richard Shotton!)
I was clearing out some old files, and stumbled across these classic examples of ambient/guerrilla advertising. For a while there in the late 1990s/early 2000s, everyone was trying to stencil something on a sidewalk. I’m afraid the agency credits are long gone, but I’ll happily update this post if someone has info to share.
From 2016.
Agency: Cossette, Toronto