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Great!
I'm not sure I'm getting this
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im not sure you should be on this business
Interesting concept and art.
Sooooo general....
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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!
Like it. Straight forward, well executed concept. I agree that this one is quicker to get than the persevere/perish ad.
what is the endline?
done
done
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/cultura_inglesa_success/suck
Beautiful, simple and great!!! And so Everlast!
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this time, i agree with juan cabral. This idea works for any product. Not personality.
dddddddddone so many times...
easy to say "art director".
done :
http://www.joelapompe.net/2009/07/20/everlasting-idea-la-meme-idee-pre...
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Ay, that hurts!
This is the kind you hardly believe they haven't seen the old thing.
The way the words bend is identical, so no coincidence, too bad.
Maybe my English is not good enough, but I totally agree with you: this can't be a coincidence!
The origin of both campaigns wasn't an ad at all.
So what was it then? A poem? A song by Gene Pitney? An Edward Hopper painting? Tell us, guest!
Duh! Typography, obviously.
great play on words... but i dont like the visual.