Foundation Against Drug Addiction: Perfume
The biggest danger is forgetting what they really are.
Advertising Agency: Sra. Rushmore Madrid, Spain
Executive Creative Director: Miguel García Vizcaíno
Creative Directors: Quito Leal
Art Directors: Quito Leal, Diego Alonso
Copywriters: Paco Conde, Jorge Herrero
Photographer: Garrigosa Studio, Barcelona
Production: CP - Producers, Virginia Hernando
Published: January 2008
20 Comments
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common public like me wont understand..
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Don't like this campaing at all.
The message is a total mess. I don't do drugs (well ok, i smoke a bit) but this doesn't prevent me from doing them.
My opinion.
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It's so easy to critic.
Good insight. Good shot!
this will not do any change in drug users.
I am a student.
a bit of a yawn. doesn't touch me at all.
I quite like these.
Won't stop me taking drugs, but might trigger the right amount of thought in someone on the fence perhaps.
Pretty, but little Oomph, if you know what I mean.
Doin' it for the points
This should have been talc powder not perfume.
I like the idea--that cocaine is a designer drug, the choice of the rich. But the execution is lacking--too intellectual and not emotional enough. It needs to make you feel more, not think. Everyone knows intellectually that drugs are bad; you have to make them feel why.
good line!
nice idea, good thinking.
I totally agree with Teenie, for these kind of campaigns you need a concept that strikes people emotionally, something that can definetely make them see the consecuences of the usage of drugs such as cocaine, heroin, etc.
For that reason, I like that Montana Meth Project ad with a beat-up mother in the kitchen. That was a very powerfully emotional ad.
I think both cerebral AND visceral approaches are valid for this type of topic. I don't particularly prefer one over the other. "The audience" for this problem is so broad, I don't think you can blanket the message with only one technique.
With that said, the ad with an Altoids can from this campaign is my favorite.
I saw that one here when they presented the Cannes winners. It brought tears to my eyes. It was very touching.
Good photo, light and grayscale. Terrible copy and message.
I don't get it.
cokeheads would find this amusing, probably like it as a poster. It's almost a promotion. I do like the visuals in the campaign but not sure of it's effectiveness.
I totally agree with Andal.
It's a nice idea to make a perfume with those kinds of name because they are very known especially to those who are using it. It's a one way of getting a lot of costumers. But there is a disadvantage in that perfume. It's one way of promoting the prohibited drugs. Instead of keeping the people especially the minors away from drugs, they will be indulge in those things. I just hop that they will buy the perfume and not the prohibited drugs.
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No está mal, teniendo en cuenta el alto nivel de cocain...que hay por estos lares..