Advertising Agency: DDB Brazil
Creative Directors: Rodrigo Almeida, Renata Florio, Júlio Andery, Rodolfo Sampaio, Sérgio Valente
Art Director: Cicero Souza
Copywriter: Cristiano Cera
Photography: Rodrigo Ribeiro
Illustration: Seagulls Fly
Via: Adgoodness
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Comments
So old.
although the three ads are kindda the same, i still find it interesting to look at them, and its not old "talkingisfree"...
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Really nice. The chef's the best one. Great visual!
the line must be :
FREE HER FROM TOUR CLOTHES
DONE BEFORE
http://www.ccsp.com.br/busca/busca.php?SearchArea=novo&t=shout+giovann...
Es verdad, ya se hizo. Pero esta dirección de arte está muchísimo mejor que la versión original. Buen dato con el link.
"no silencies lo que no sabes expresar".
I'm the specialist of the "done before" line :-) but I don't agree with you on that one... I think it's not exactly expressed the same way, even if the idea is pretty close
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Look's like it yes and a little bit of the same idea. But let's face it, what is original today? Everything has been done before... and it you think it is not, you just don't know it!
that's the different my friend, there always still some minds out there who can pull it off
doing something original...but mainstream is here on Ads of the world.
1st 2 r really nice
Creativity is a natural extension of our enthusiasm
cool. love it.
its a kooky campaign, for the right reasons.