The Censorship never gives up. It always comes back in a disguise.
Brazilian Press Association. 100 years fighting for freedom of speech.
Advertising Agency: Africa, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Nizan Guanaes, Sergio Gordilho, Fabio Seidl, Bruno Brasil
Art Director: Bruno Brasil
Copywriter: Fabio Seidl
Photographer: Paulo Mancini
Published: August 2008
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Comments
Concept used already for the same subject. Artwork...too "plastic", I think that "this ad will pass like a ship in the night".D.O.
Simple ideas are the best !
seen this done for this subject too. Still works but doesn't push that idea much further.
Good work.
Good
Good photo and concept too.
Good photo and concept...
how lame
bahh !! too obvious isnt it ?
there's a typo too...
"desguise" instead of disguise.
kh.
Noticed that too. Can't believe none of them did.
I didn't mind these, but the type in the bottom left is suffering from that affliction of putting something on an angle just to make it "dynamic". It adds nothing, and does nothing for the flow (in fact, I'd even suggest that it slightly throws it off). It certainly doesn't make it dynamic!
I'd take a guess and say that it's possible they did it to make it seem more like handwriting - in which case, actual handwriting says that so much better.
The idea's probably old, but it still works.
Really look like this one.
http://www.communicationsansfrontieres.net/images/grand_prix_2006/resu...
Really look like this one
http://www.communicationsansfrontieres.net/images/grand_prix_2006/resu...
impressive
strong idea
Beware of Mediocrity
Really look like this one
Her eyes are gorgeous!