Bangalore Traffic Police: Scissors
Agency: Mudra Communications, Bangalore, India
Creative Director: Sanjay Daiv
Art Director: Gopakumar Ravindran
Copywriter: Sumitra
Time of release: March 2007
Agency: Mudra Communications, Bangalore, India
Creative Director: Sanjay Daiv
Art Director: Gopakumar Ravindran
Copywriter: Sumitra
Time of release: March 2007
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WTF?????
FER.
It's a good try, the only problem is that in most parts of the world the not continuous line means that you CAN pass the vehicle in front of you. You CAN"T if the line is continuous...
Doing great work is hard, criticize others is way easier.
if they don't want you cutting, make it a SOLID line.
haha! good good! finalist!
Oh, just admit it.
We ALL know what they mean.
Pay that.
>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.
I have the vague suspicion that this one, too, is photochopped. If so, what's with all these indian agencies?
There are a few things in the image that don't visually add up, which is why I figger it's done with PS. Not 100% this time, but ...
check http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCaaTJPAZ_k
...............This time, you are wrong.. 100%
Hmm, good to see. Still looks a little funny in the video like it's just a cutout laid on the ground.
Almost looks like it works too as everyone is swerving to hit the camera guy.
Still not convinced this was implemented. Moreso after that video.
Definitely "Photoshopped"
My humble opinion
Just my humble opinion
It doesn't work at all, because if you say don't with the cutting line, then you contradict the message because the cutting line in road markings means its ok to pass, but if you made the line unbroken, then it would no longer visually represent a cutting line.
Shame because it looks good.
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what i don't get, is the 2nd picture on the right, the two lanes are going in the same direction...why would you pass??
once again, the thinkinkg stops too early while the creative runs wild.
i don't get it, even after read comments over here.
this is just stupid. this is not an ad. are they tring to invent some new symbols for traffic rules? And who would even bother to look at the logo anyways?
Just Bitchin
Oh yeah. And there were a lot of accidents. With people trying to see whats on the road.
Looks nice on paper.
Just Bitchin
FANTASTIC IDEA I APRICATE IT.
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