Advertising Agency: Extreme Group, Toronto, Canada
Creative Director: Shawn King
Associate Creative Director: Matt Syberg-Olsen
Art Directors: Brendan Sack
Copywriters: Brendan Sack
Account Director: Mike Bevacqua
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23 Comments
Boy, this is SO clever!
cool, so simple
It should had gone off like real paint does
Very creative spin on the traditional business card. Wicked idea!
Wow, I wish that I had cards like those... awesome work!
does it stick back on?
Awesome.
I'd love to see the details on how they achieved this.
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Info on the card's creation from the creative team at Extreme Group:
This was a case of trial and error. We had to figure out not only what type of stock to use, but what type of paint (we ended up using acrylic). Plus, we had to make sure we could use a roller brush so we could make multiple cards at one time. Luckily, AGRIE didn’t need a bulk order of 10,000.
Brilliant
Like it a lot.
Although... it's another one of these business cards that you can only realistically make, like, 10 of.
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"I love some things, and don't love some other things."
Wow, now that is very creative. Kudos!
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Nice work boys!
very creative...
Good, very good. This real palster? This is stirilny?
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Very nice. Good stuff.
Bien joué !
Interesante uso de una simple tarjeta.
Interesting.
Very original idea! Love it!
I dream of a day when chickens will be able to cross the road without being questioned regarding their intentions.
Extremely creative business card.
But I can't work out why it's won a direct marketing award.
Cool idea