Do you speak chupa chups?
Advertising Agency: 1861united Milan, Italy
Creative Director: Roberto Battaglia Pino Rozzi
Art Director: Marrollo Alice
Copywriter: Serena Toppeta
Photographers: Pierpaolo Ferrari, Tommaso Fiscaletti
Published: December 2007
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Comments
I think designer has made statement with these ads: eat chupa chups and their chimneys will fill the sky with pollutions.
hahhaha, but it is truth, my first association was with a chimney.
Don´t like copies without a single change.
Doesn't work at all.
I don't believe Pierpaolo Ferrari shoots so poor photography. It seemes from a bank image,
What does that mean? Do you speak Chupa chups. Rubbish.
How to fuck up a good client. Wasted effort.
i don't speak clearly with candy in my mouth either. these work for me, but this execution does look like a smoke stack.
ahahahhah!
made me laugh guys. nice idea.
But...this seems to me just a layout...there are some strange colors on the edge of the stick.
oh, and the font is terrible.
The first though that crossed my mind was cannons. Warship cannons.
"Do you speak chupa chups" is embarassing...
good trying...
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nun me piasce.
It's a phallic symbol. I'd worship it, but it isn't big enough.
I kinda like it. It says Chupa Chups are so good/different/heavenly that their taste is comparable only to the sky...
The line may work better in Italian, though.