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heheheh! funny!!!
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Direct... really like the way they put the caption.... good work....
Why google needs ads? Isnt that waste of time, bedsides that it is really easy client. They could show sthg hillarious!
Is this an ad by an agency for Google? One may still not find it. I would suppose the word "Ring" should be in the search box. And the tag line - shouldn't it be elsewhere in the ad?
~~this paranoid survived!~~
gud one !
7.5/10
radical
Really... this is about finding oft lost items, like rings and keys and remotes? And that relates to online search how?
Sorry guys, these are well-done, but way, way off.
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"I love everything"
Did a student make these?
Sirvan, you're crazy, man.
Amazing ad. Congratulations guys.
Oh, you can find stuff with Google. What an insight! C'mon guys.
tsea
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo. El recurso de objetos perdidos no tienen nada que ver con el sistema de búsqueda de Google. En cuanto a la dirección de arte, la elección de los ambientes blancos me parece certero, y los retoques o montajes, se nota que están fuera de contexto. Ni siquiera por ahi me la creo.
"no silencies lo que no sabes expresar".
your guys' photoshop really needs some work
Nice simple ads, although they don't really work. I'll go with this being spec work.
DONE!
3 years ago I saw the same ad from Argentina, same concept, execution, idea and art direction. It was student work, and I think this is too. Coincidence? The link, coming soon.
- how many points should I get to avoid the word verification?
Photoshop and english lessons needed.
Simple, clear and intelligent. Great exercise in simplification. Ads for google could go anywhere. I love these have stayed true to s simple, clear minded thought.
i love these too litrl ads LOL :)
'Find more easily'? I think that's a poor line. Could have been written better.
similar ads done for (I think for philips lights) where a huge eye lens had been shown on the floor. a huge needle under bed
Could there possibly be an easier way to find such obvious things. Yes, Google!
Love these ads from concept to copy and execution.
Hmmm, easier to find message and enlarged objects... what a fresh idea! *ironic*
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