Advertising Agency: Voskhod, Yekaterinburg, Russia
Creative Director: Andrey Gubaydullin
Art Director: Vlad Derevyannykh
Copywriters: Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Evgeny Primachenko
Illustrator: Dmitry Maslakov
Photographer: Vyacheslav Lvov
Published: January 2009
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the worst one on the three.
Have I missed something? I only see two...
Yes you have missed something!
no you didn't miss anything...
Ok. I found the third advert. These are mildly amusing.
Great idea.
But
I'm Russian and I know that "broken English" means "bad English" in Russia. I don't know if any foreigners could get it?
Maybe this is just a translation to this website. I think the idea must be in the original language.
Like it but I don't think you need the "Fix your broken" copy. The visual says it all.
Agree, there's no need for any of the copys.
But anyways, I think this is a great campaign tho'
not bad. i like these...in most asian countries bad English is called "broken english"
I can see why:)
great! see you at cannes!
wish i did it!
Have you ever been in Cannes?:)
Regular old fashioned duck tape would've looked more authentic, don't like the yellow "warning" style tape. Good idea...
:::MARK3R:::
Me gusta, está muy original
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poor fucker 'Plastilina' only knows to ridicule others. Maybe it’s time he removed his tight g-string and got into a pair of men’s shorts-or would it make any difference on a transvestite like him?
----keep wondering----
At first I didn't read the whole sentence as being 'Fix your broken English'. Both lines are not well integrated...
- adsactly! -
Nice, very nice!!!!
Well done!!!!
/I'm proud of u!)/
I don't think it is a strategically aligned campaign. The three pillars of creativity are missing. Selling, Relevant, Unexpected. However, I must say that art direction is excellent and overall design is very impressive. I hope my honesty is not coming out as an offense to the creator of this campaign and will be taken as a personal opinion from a humble student of creativity.
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