Advertising Agency: OfficeMax Branding Team, Naperville, USA
Creative Director: Mark Andeer
Art Director: Joshua Peterson
Creative Designer: Dwight Darling
Copywriter: Mark Manzo
Other additional credits: The Escape Pod (Chicago) and Atomic Props (St. Paul, MN)
Released: December 2008
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Comments
w t f?
WTF with WTF? you don't get it? I think its clear, I think its nice.
cool :-)
very nice.
haha, nice outdoor ad
I like this but who the hell is Peter Walsh?
is brendon and brenda's father.
very, very nice.
awesome
awesome
Ha! thats great!
Nice. Just needs a little bucket for the poo.
superb stuff!
Awesome work.I like whole concept.I guess it has all the elements that evokes curiosity and eagerness.
muy bueno.
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excellent
if it wasn't for the peter walsh thing and the message was just 'get organised with office max' this could have won big. bummer for whoever did it.
What if a real pigeon decided to land on the 'crow' section?
are you aware, that those fake crows are normally used to scare pigeons away? and that it works really good?
simple n nice - outdoor ad. well done guys.
but practicaly...?
I like this
very well communicated
I like this
I like this a lot.
Cool.
nice
very good!
awesome work nice job
Love it...the kind of idea that goes, "why dint i think of that?"
best thing I've seen today
Aw, that's cute. Fuzzy wuzzy cute little billboard. Yes, you're cute. So adorable.
Funny, but the bird labels are overkill. Consumers aren't stupid.
The labels may be overkill. But if there were no labels, how would the birds know where they are supposed to stand on the billboard. Part of the process of organizing things is to use labels to identify where things go.
jajaja...muy bueno!
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Great stuff!
all balls, no brains
but AWESOME!!
LOL
all balls, no brains
agreed, awesome outdoor!
Seems like a spoof of the billboard for funeral/wills/or something else with death.....won awards a few years back
Clever if you know
excelente insight
It is great.
And I saw it real life.
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wow
copywriter
mumbai
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i like this :)