Chevrolet Luv Dmax: Stone

Chevrolet Luv Dmax: Stone

Make your own path.

Advertising Agency: McCann Erickson, Bogotá, Colombia
Creative Directors: Samuel Estrada (VP), Armando Rico
Art Director: Cesar Meza
Copywriter: Armando Rico
Illustrator: Esteban Moreira
Photographer: Charlie Mainardi
Additional credits: Angela Duran, Catalina Sanchez, Jaime Suarez
Published: August 2007

Your rating: None Average: 4 (35 votes)

Comments

Pauflies's picture

Dissapointing. From the thumbnail it looks like a dead rat.

But who did this road, ending on a rock???
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One day there will be a marvelous signature here. For the moment there is this.

the_capywriter's picture

I was thinking exactly the same

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Willey's picture

i think its easier, time saving and logical to turn round and use an alternative route!

Jon-Paul Mountford's picture

Poor idea.
Poor exicution!
We all work in the cliche business, but there's got to a better way to make an idea work.

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I like it

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Borring

good car

WOOW what kind of cave is that !!!

In a stetch of the imagination it looks like it MIGHT have started to make a path, but couldn't make it and crashed into a mountain.
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brandon

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C'mon! It's clear that the car is Starting a cave...
BTW: my vote is 5.

ummmmhhh....está muy forzado!!!!
Demasiado!!

mal trabajo de photoshop, ademas se olvidaron colocar las huellas del la camioneta, o esta suspendida en el aire?, para colmo lo forzaron demasiado, siguiente!

SUXS!!!!!!! "Bowww Wowww"

SUXS!

Should say DONT DRINK & DRIVE

May be they could have said something on the lines of - 'What is dead end?' OR 'There is no dead end'. But still, it would sound like an over exaggerated hyperbole.

It's probably a tunnel, in real life.

caminante no hay camino...se hace camino al andar jejejejeje
demaciado exagerado