Children, Youth and Family Department, State of New Mexico: Motel
What if you knew where someone was hit and it wasn't a highway?
Advertising Agency: Smugglers' Inn, Minneapolis, MN USA
Creative Director: Jarl Olsen, Carol Henderson
Art Director: Carol Henderson
Copywriter: Jarl Olsen
Published: October 2009



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Bad concept
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Average
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sorry!! needs to be better
boring and ugly
What if you knew where someone uses photoshop proper and gave him a ring?
Could use better post production.
Idea not that interesting either.
Too generic.
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Advertiser who won 10 or more lions in the last 10 years.
And I am not the real Juan Cabral, guys. So sorry for that!
They do this. These memorials are on friggin sidewalks here in NYC. So this line is very short-sighted.
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"I love everything"
Without coming off like a personal attack, these two old dinosaurs need to know when to stop. And I'm not talking about just these ads. I'm talking about stop. Period.
Their views on "issues" are getting more and more irrelevant and their work more stale. They've been doing ads since before many of you were even born. (Not that there's anything wrong with it.)
If you're at all familiar with their work from Fallon McElligott Rice days, you'll know they're still helplessly stuck in that place conceptually, emotionally and executionally.
I wouldn't blame people calling this campaign "boring." Because, what else WOULD you call it if it was neither shocking, touching or entertaining?
Hoping Michael get out and dance.
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