Anyone can improvise. But jazz musicians do it best.
Advertising Agency: Lindsay, Stone & Briggs, Madison, USA
Creative Director: Bill Winchester
Art Director: Matt Johanning
Copywriter: Lee Schmidt
Photographer: Craig Perman
Published: July 2008
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10 Comments
Why is this visual concept set in a kitchen circa 1960 (other than the fridge)?
Not crazy about the idea, but the art direction is nice.
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brandon
www.brandonknowlden.com
crop that terrible overcomplicated sad image in the middle, replace it with something humane and simple, and you have a 9 instead of 6 from me... after all, not everyone can improvise with their ideas
I agree. It's a good start, but needs refining.
The campaign - Convenient excuse for copycats, dreadful.
Great!!!
for me it leads the attention too far away from the actual subject: the jazz festival.
I like it. It is kind of different and sort of funny. And indeed, an important feature of Jazz is improv.
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All i got from this ad was that Jazz musicians are poor.