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Eurostar: Paris - London, Washing machine

Eurostar: Paris - London, Washing machine
Your rating: None Average: 4 (22 votes)

Published: October 2009

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www.jackmancer.com's picture 731 pencils

damn they had this idea to show English flag and French flag in a laundry machine and just couldn't let go!!

silvi's picture 1464 pencils

Why so ugly photo?

AmOgodzzz's picture 501 pencils

Yeah looks like they coulda come up with much better ideas but were stuck on this one.
Also, terrible art direction.

Guest's picture

Terrible art direction? You see the idea right away and the eye focuses on it with no trouble.

Maybe you should rethink what art direction is.

krautland's picture 2465 pencils

off strategy. everyone knows the eurostar connects england and france. they should have told us why we should take them over a plane or ferry.

Dzsoi's picture 4558 pencils

This agency should have at least ONE pro who knows what s/he is doing.

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Yeah it looks a bit cheap and rubbish to me, I'm from the UK though so maybe many French ads are like that.

http://www.cheapwashingmachines.org.uk/

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