Pro Skates Skateboard Shop: Cross Walk Sign
Advertising Agency: Extreme Group, Halifax, Canada
Creative Director: Shawn King
Art Director / Copywriter: Jeff Simpson
Photos: Aaron Mckenzie Fraser
Released: August 2009
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I think it's cool. Skater guys that hang around the streets will like these.
Think it for a while.
Then, in anytime, it will come to your mind as an idea.
Nice idea.
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hei fool, that's all you know in english? "nice idea"?
what if I propose that you run and live in the mountains? Your answer is also "nice idea", right?:))
really now you are annoying with this "nice idea" over and over and ober again.
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Is this the future? Cheap agencies making stickers to paste on traffic signs and other ads???
This is ridiculous. Advertise responsibly ffs. Those signs are there for safety.
Ok, now signboards are like getting really really old as an idea for a communication medium...
Think fresh, ppl...!!!
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Compared to what? I might as well say on 70% of the ads here "Ok, now television is like getting really really old as an idea for a communication medium." Or paper is getting old!
It's not new anymore, that's what you're trying to say.
"Ad_Man | Tue, 2010-01-05 01:45
I think it's cool. Skater guys that hang around the streets will like these."
No Ad_Man, he won't. I do skate and I do hate these stickers. They also look like shit. And, stickers? Really? Shouldn't we be creating better stuff than this? For how to reach the skater I'd rather have a look at this (student work, not executed in real life, but still a great idea): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7WCzNvlA8w
Hey! www.clandestino.mx was made before the Element idea. It's nice, but nothing new.
To do this is forbidden in my country, but ... ok.
People must NOT touch sign's... this can be dangerous. (this is a good bad idea)
Enough with the defacing of signs. Seriously.
This is the same thing as those God awful spray paint stencils that were so "popular" a few years back. Yeah, it's FREE, but it's ILLEGAL. Which, believe it or not, is a pretty sure fire clue that this is SCAM.
Come on people. Try a little harder, shall we?
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This will confuse the drivers - should have been little more innovative
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finding the sign-boards again...may find many more stickers or ads sticked on the sign board...is it a sign-board or bill-board?
All the stickers were 100% easily removable vinyl not traditional style stickers.
I have to agree with CurryJ on this one. We just saw the bicycle shop sign sticker, and the pacifier sticker on the Have You Heard About the Morgans. Normally, promotional stickers are a good idea, but when they're placed ongovernment property or other people's work, they're not regardless of how clever they may look.
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I think if I saw that on the street I would get a kick out of it. :)