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Chux Extra Grip Gloves: Bowls
Keep the whole set
Agency: DDB Sydney, Sydney, Australia
Creative Director: Matt Eastwood
Art director: Tim Green
Copywriter: Tim Cairns
Photographer: George Scott
Retoucher: CREAM
Comments
Cool!
I need to get my mother some of them gloves, I swear she coats her fingers in butter every day.
Having said that, those bowls look like they could be worth next-to-nothing, perhaps from IKEA. I'd break them all personally, I hate the colour of them.
The ad, though, is neat. I suppose comments should occasionally refer to them...
And Ivan, is it me or has the site been taken over by additional Google Ads?
Yes man, I have to... bandwidth is sooo expensive and we had 7 million page loads last month. I'm very happy, but I'm no Google! I need cash to pay the dedicated server for the next 3 month.
Hi Ivan,
It wasn't really a complaint - I've just accidentally clicked the Google Ads placed near the Next Ad button, so in a weird way I guess I'm helping you earn that money for the new server.
7 million page loads a month is more than impressive. We need to start a petition for cheaper bandwidth. Or a new way of crunching data. Couldn't you set up a mirror on Blogspot and get Google to cover your bandwidth costs? Now that would be funny.
Keep up the good work fella.
i feel the stickes on the 3 similer bowls have lost the shadows inside the bowls.. they dont look really placed on them! :\
apart form that... good work
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love it.
I like these. Nice.
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I like this one the most, but they're all nice, but you would expect nothing less from Matt and his team
Surely the concept would be strong if it was shot in situ?
Yeah in situ might have been cool.
Piss the line off too I reckon. Doesn't need it.
these series of ads are great. i love how simple and purposefully neat it is and yet it's unconventional.
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