USPS Personalized Stamps: Frames
Advertising Agency: Creative Circus Atlanta, USA
Art Director: Amarena Diaz
Copywriter: Lauren Byrne
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looks familiar.
New Zealand? few days ago?
yes...
exactly... its the same thing done in new zealand!
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New Zeland or Australia?
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/ambient/australia_post_bus_stop
Yet, the bus window stuff is cool.
Dang--I was going to say this was a lovely idea.
We finished it about 3 months ago. I posted it up b/c I saw the other one had been posted. Might as well get it out there as well.
I like your executions better, a little simpler and the bus is great. It's funny how you can develop an idea and then see the exact same from the other side of the world. It's happened to me as well. Probably just a coincidence.
Hey, if the telescope could be invented at essentially the same time on 2 continents well prior to the industrial revolution, why can't an ad idea be developed simultaneously countries apart in the digital age?
Haha we just had an idea for a client, then the next week (after it's been approved and out the door) another agency publishes the same idea, then yesterday, I saw another one for a different bank :(
Oh well, I guess that's life!
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Thanks James. I, by no means, am trying to steal their thunder. It's just frustrating that we'll work on these ideas and some will never be seen by the "world." Whether the feedback is good or bad. It all helps us learn.
eh
simple and cool.
Personalized stamps and ambient. Could you name an idea that is easier than using mirrors with stamp borders around it?