UNHCR: Cardboard refugees
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Advertising Agency: PnT, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Art Director: Paul Stienen
Copywriter: Thijs Vrieselaar
Released: July 2009
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12 Comments
OK seriously now. How many times are they gonna do that fence/bars thing? Are those guys living on mars? Dont they know its been done at least a trillion times before? Its really annoying...
Quite really.
Have you exemples, because to my mind, it's not completely used....
annoying if you live in adsoftheworld - yeah, here it's been done a lot of times.
such a scam
I think it's awesome.. Never seen it done before like THIS. Good job!
Like it, but if it has ever been done, can you show me ? Someone have a link ?
BWeesper dear,
so you've "never seen it done b4 like this"... eh?
son, you need more exposure...
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
Well, I live in the Netherlands, can't remember seeing a cardboard like this before, here or somewhere else..
Gefeliciteerd trouwens met goed werk, ontdek net dat jullie ook Nederlanders zijn.
Good job! Also I have seen AD-cardboards before, but not like this one...
Also I have seen AD-cardboards before, but 'this one' is new for me.. Good job!
Never seen this before.. show proof before judging!
Really like it though, it's communicating in a very good and effective way!
This final frontier? They are waiting to get into the Netherlands and your money will help let them in? Oh yeah, just what the Dutch want. As if many don't think their small country is already full and feel their culture is already under threat.