Ford Ranger: Temple
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, London, UK
Creative Director: Greg Burke
Art Directors / Copywriters: Andy Wyton, Jason Mendes
Illustrator: Mark Thomas
Typographer: Mark Osbourne
Published: September 2009
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, London, UK
Creative Director: Greg Burke
Art Directors / Copywriters: Andy Wyton, Jason Mendes
Illustrator: Mark Thomas
Typographer: Mark Osbourne
Published: September 2009
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17 Comments
great art direction, the 1950's comic book style works brilliantly
I really like the approach in this communication, it sure takes me back and it creates a good feeling, while it has the ability to talk to a lot of different segments. Cool.
.: look for the green giant on the label :.
Really love the 1950's comic book styling, perfect for audience.
I get the feeling some of these comments may be biased.
Sorry, but I don't rate really these. Imitating mag covers is done to death. Plus the 1950's comic styling makes the vehicle seem dated.
Lauging Boy's real name is Jane Wyton. Interestingly, Andy Wyton is credited on this campaign.
Coincidence?
I LOVE IT
viva la WPP
viva la Y&R
viva la Oglivy
outsmart me, if you can
what? a new marvel's superhero?
what? a new marvel's superhero?
feel like it hot !!!
Nice retro illustration
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Is it me or..... does the ford means "old stylish" and so 1950's???
I think this kind of ironic
are those ads in low res? somehow they seem pixeled when maximized.
Quite really.
Nice art but I don't like idea and style. Maybe because I'm from Europe..
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well done, but seen it before.
"well done, but seen it before."
Where have you seen it before???
Examples?
I'm really impressed with the account that sold this series. Nice work.
And then I'm also really happy for the team that gets do a Ford advert that only illustrates the metal. Cool.