Greenpeace: Tibet
Fight global warming now or face the consequences.
Advertising Agency: Srengenge, Jogja, Indonesia
Creative Director: Yazied Syafaat
Art Director: AancooL
Copywriter: Abiargo
Published: July 2008
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15 Comments
insight is not more convincing because overdone.
i agree. boring.
me too....
bvital
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Sorry, no. But then I wasnt a big fan of their ambients on the same theme.
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Here, let me save everyone the trouble of asking. "Do you even work in advertising?"
Me agrada.
Aunque el concepto del cambio físico de los lugares representativos del mundo, ya lo recorrió Diesel con su Global warming ready: http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/diesel_global_warming_north_pole
http://javoramirez.wordpress.com/
Chief Creative Director Nexus BBDO
Me agrada.
Aunque el concepto del cambio físico de los lugares representativos del mundo, ya lo recorrió Diesel con su Global warming ready: http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/diesel_global_warming_north_pole
http://javoramirez.wordpress.com/
Chief Creative Director Nexus BBDO
brilliant.
I thought I'd seen something similar before...
http://adsoftheworld.com/forum/exhibition/greenpeace_2
great :) opens up new trade perspectives for tibet! now they have their own port. Long live global warming!
Tibet belong to China forever, it is just a province.
2012 the movie
I don't understand this ad. it is confusing visually, and isn't exact in its message.
Tibet will never be a country ,never ,STOP DOING THIS
This ad is not about the political status of Tibet. Only about its geography and the (alleged) effects of global warming. It makes no comments on who 'owns' it.
i agree with the others, the insight needs to be done more thoroughly many people in Indonesia don't even know where Tibet is. and i think it needs more typo in it. and instead of only showing the Buddhist monasteries in the background maybe put the Himalayan mountains too so people people would have a more focused frame of mind. its just to vague to tell a single message.
:D smile for papirazzi :D