Advertising Agency: David & Goliath
Chief Creative Officer: David Angelo
Executive Creative Director: Colin Jeffery
Creative Director / Copywriter: Ben Purcell
Art Director: Todd Parker
Photographer: Ewan Burns
Retoucher: Bullyseye
Printing: Image Options
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Expected... Lame!
No... you're lame.
This is a very cliche image of homeless people. Homeless doesnt by any means describe a dirty person living on the streets with dirty clothes all over. The images used make it very difficult for the audience to put themselves "in my place" as the ads say.
This is a very cliche image of homeless people. Homeless doesnt by any means describe a dirty person living on the streets with dirty clothes all over. The images used make it very difficult for the audience to put themselves "in my place" as the ads say.
Where are these well-groomed homeless people you speak of? And where are they washing their clothes?
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Love the bedbeard.
Are you supposed to take funny pictures with it? This is crap and cliche.
I agree that it's cliche. Everyone is over-the-top dirty and gross, and the lady pushing around a bunch of garbage likely has mental issues. It may evoke pity donations temporarily, but it isn't raising appreciation for how quickly the average, healthy person can go bottom-up in this economy.
Ben Purcell is a hack.
Oh, puhlease! Stop it with the phony compassion for just a week already. Feed the homeless to the hungry and be done with it.