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Hotwheels: Hands

Hotwheels: Hands
Your rating: None Average: 2.5 (12 votes)

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy Budapest, Hungary
Creative Director / Copywriter: Gabor Spielmann
Art Director: Bruno Almeida
Photographer: Artluzstudio
Published: January 2008

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vaseem's picture 54 pencils

Awesome!!!!!!

Saatchi Makak's picture 248 pencils

Boredom.

washiam's picture 443 pencils

can someone explain this?

sbergus's picture 4 pencils

Hotwheels are powered by your fingers, eight fingers = V8 engine

dododen's picture 302 pencils

I think there is only 6

Dennis
CD

ivan's picture

The pinkies are covered.

phoamcor's picture 1183 pencils

Maybe in Budapest this is brilliant.

iwannatalktosamson's picture 270 pencils

Where are the other fingers?

jebus's picture 339 pencils

Would be better if the visual wasn't so forced that they had to put 'V6 Engine' on the left there.

triqaziz's picture 139 pencils

it's a mind blowing job, the creative of this ad first think advance and than more advance. an human mechanical (human's hand) take the mechine to the next level.
good show.

Gabor! salut to your mind

Tariq Aziz

klaussnow's picture 1689 pencils

absolutely indecipherable without the title

... its already been done...

Leeds United's picture 81 pencils

That´s why they have a title.

Calibarak's picture 302 pencils

What is the idea?

havelock's picture 14 pencils

I think this is very clever!

cesaperaza's picture 2 pencils

do you think a kid would understand this??? i love the ad, but would a kid feel an uncontrolable need to go run put and buy a hot wheels car because he was shocked by interlocked hands???

don't really think so...

Great creative work anyways

Ratko's picture 81 pencils

where are the thumbs is the biggest question here ?

Malala's picture 261 pencils

Ratko is correct .not in the target audience.

Malala's picture 261 pencils

sorry Ratko, earlier comment should go to cesaperaza.

Disco Munky's picture 3839 pencils

This is a clever idea but it isn't a very inspired visual. Needs more fun in it. This almost looks like a car ad, that might have been the intention but that's maybe not the way to go when talking about kids toys.

"Make a name, or be defamed"

Doin' it for the points

marco's picture 122 pencils

V7????? I can see another finger in the background.

bottleHeD's picture 84 pencils

Hah, this is cool, but the kids wouldn't understand it..

bknowlden's picture 3435 pencils

Quite a reach...

The Pope's picture 126 pencils

This is simple: Done by creatives to be seen by creatives. Absolut Fake, and i also add that it is not good at all.
If you are a cannes jury, you will see it go through.

Nanel's picture 283 pencils

so many stupid comments. the ad is simple, clever. hot wheels, powered by your fingers.

someone wrote here that this ad is indecipherable without the title, hahahahahahahahahaha. have you ever heard of a copywriter?

Petacchi's picture 30 pencils

http://adsoftheworld.com/forum/exhibition/hot_wheels_estacionar

Christopher Barron Bravo
Creativo Publicitario

ADict's picture 86 pencils

only to participate in an advertising festival, this wouldn't do to much in the real life for the brand, is a great and fresh approach though

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