DeLonghi Steam Iron: Fig

DeLonghi Steam Iron: Fig

Advertising Agency: Grey, Tel Aviv, Israel
Executive Creative Director: Yonatan Stirin
Creative Director: Tal Riven
Art Director / Illustrator: Tali Dayan
Copywriter: Uri Marek
Photographer: Baruch Natach
Published: January 2008

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www.danielglezmilan.blogspot.com

Wich university?
this is craaaaaap.

ivan's picture

Please be more elaborate and less vulgar.

Are you really American?

I ask because your English is rubbish.

picktokyo's picture

hey chuck i thought you re american!

picktokyo's picture

witch?

The t-shirt before is bigger than after. Makes no sense

miko1aj's picture

read the comment of taliday, and think upon this.

irons make shirts smooth! wow, that's an amazing iron. this should be an ad for the World Ironers Association - and that's about it. F minus.

is a university work !!! and done thousands times... Better check before uploaded ah?

Seeing as we're picking this work to pieces(shame on us)
Isn't ironing suppose to not crease my clothes??????
But that said The idea works for me, except for this flaw

Here in Israel, we read from right to left...Will take into consideration switching the order.

STRTLRS's picture

Unfortunately this is one of those "before and after" campaigns and I don't believe time goes backwards in Jerusalem. Sorry, it's bad.

www.storytellerscreative.com

The purpose of this ad is as clear as daylight - I got it immediately: isn't that the point of an ad?! Many art directors are too consumed by the desire to flaunt their artistic skills. In this ad the main objective is getting the message across and it succeeded brilliantly!! Congrats!!!

i wonder why you guys are consumed with the artistry of an ad, instead of the message! the ad simply talks about perception!or why do humans iron their stuff?

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