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Ayana Highland Trust, Royal Ivory White Tea: Toilet Bowl
Advertising Agency: M&C Saatchi, Bangkok, Thailand
Creative Director: Veradis Vinyaratn
Art Director: Tiratus Phaesuwan
Copywriter: Visa Amranand
Photographer: Kritsana Kongkeatpanich
Producer: Vorawit Prakornkeaw
Published: August 2007
Comments
Bad taste. Doesn't sell tea at all.
still its a lovely art direction!
lovely? why? because they managed to make the tea look like real pee?
bad bad taste ad. damn!
Just another example of big name agencies selling any old shit and idiot clients buying the hype.
hahaha like that sum old shit
youre right dude
(my Life Is Design & Design Is my LIFE)
Need more clients that accept to see their product being poured into the toilet and still said "OK, LETS DO IT".
totally agree!
eRneSS!
I agree, it is amazing what crap these agencies get away with selling.
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I believe the product confuse you all, including myself.
Nice art direction though
jeeeeez guys, you're so hard to please... i'd buy this tea!
then again, i've the hots for drinking urine.
Andy Schlong Daphong Wrong
ha ha ha ha ha. It's one of those ideas that should be rejected during the Creatives' brainstorm session by this one cynical old fashion guy every other Creatives in the room hate... who probably taken a day off on the day this concept was thought up.
It's strange and interesting, and it certainly grab attention, but it's not a good ad because it doesn't make anyone want to buy the product. XD
-Tung
--good idea is enemy of great idea
When are advertisers going to learn to stop associating their products with human excrement?? ugh!
mattcrump.com
That's not the way to place typography. Amateurish. But maybe it works better with Thai writing.
same here, i dun agree with the idea of the ad... not a proper relevance..
* it's not how good you are. it's how good you want it to be *
Quirky idea, hits clean, a different aesthetics.
haha...they are using gmail.
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