Kellogg's Sultana Bran: Doodle
Fight the Fuzzies at School.
When kids don't have breakfast in the morning, it's easy to fuzz out in class. But research shows that a nutritious breakfast, like great tasting Kellogg's Sultana Bran, with filling fibre and whole grains, can help kids stay focussed at school.
Advertising Agency: JWT Sydney, Australia
Creative Group Head: Ben O'Brien
Art Directors / Copywriters / Illustrators: Richard Apps, Ben O'Brien
Communications Director: Jacqui McKeering
Print Producer: Danielle Solden
Retouching and Finished Art: Lee Turner
Published: May 2008
31 Comments
Good job for a very, very tough client..
the fuzzies?
is this an Australian term?
It's the campaign line.. I saw it on a TV spot too...
good art
Great concept.
http://workingthree.com
awesome..
TAMER SAMY
www.leapstudios.net
so what!!! you mean Kellogg's stops your kid's imagination ....... besides this i think that this kid has no fuzzies problems but rather smoking pot the night before going to school prob ... in fact this kid will drop high school with or without your Kellogg's and become a great graphic designer then moving on and on to become a creative director working on much more creative account than Kellogg's who in the beginning tried to screw his destiny and made him become a banker instead. SO NO it doesn't work
The man who stops advertising to save money is like the man who stops the clock to save time
I think we agree, Keloggs will stop your kid's imagination how wonderful.
As a parent (and a creative person) I don't want to limit my kid's creativity. But I also don't want to waste those massive school fees. Maybe he can save his art for art class.. and concentrate in math class?
Bah, you're so bitter mate. You're the kind of person who looks at a doughnut and only sees the hole in it!
It's a good ad. Get over it.
How convincing.
@Weezard
I get the idea that they're trying to get across, but what they're showing is a kid who is full of creativity, but lacks focus. That's a different brief, this one is supposed to address the problem of kids not being alert enough to concentrate as opposed to being under stimulated, which is what it seems this kid is.
I've also seem this "blue biro sketch" style used a few times recently.
Understand your core concept and the rest just falls into place....if you're any good that is.
"stay low, move fast"
Doin' it for the points
Nice one. Nice to see pen again ;]
Agreed! I love pens!
Fuzz art >
school work.
I really like that.
Reminds me of my time in school, haha.
www.philippertl.co.uk
nice!!!!!!
very cool... nice concept and nice art direction.
Good concept. It would catch my eye in a mag.
-Natalie
http://www.nataliemarion.com
jajaj nice, and the art work very good
I don't know about everyone else, but whenever I see a crazy busy ad like this, I run. Perhaps I'm just too impatient to try and sort out all the nonsense going on in something like this.
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I drew shit like this all the time and was never "focussed" in school, but turned out ok. Thanks to Kellog's, there will be no creatives left to visit this page in the near future. BTW, the product needn't be in sketch form, if the kid can draw it it means he's eating it...
www.storytellerscreative.com
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This is ok.
I'm looking forward to seeing your work when your website is finished strtirs, the way you critique the work up here it must be pretty amazing.
Wow. Kids can now focus on their goals, core issues, key objectives, main game etc.
I like the illustrative work going on, but, for me its a little lost as a campaign because it doesn't match or support the other current media with the "fuzzies" growing out of things.
A little something of interest, perhaps;
Smashing your language
Disney, Kellogg’s and Gillette are three completely different brands with one thing in common. Over the past decade they’ve established a branded language. The irony of this is that they may not even be aware of it. Whether coincidentally or purposefully, our studies shows that 74 per cent of today’s consumers associate the word “crunch” with Kellogg’s. Another 59 per cent consider the word “masculine” and Gillette one and the same. Americans formed the strongest associations of masculinity and Gillette – by an astounding 84 per cent.
"Student work"
In my opinion, "Student work" is about the dumbest thing you can say when critiquing creative ideas.
By this, do you mean a) It's really good, because it's a simple idea without having to be compromised by a client? or b) It's not finished to the level required of 'professional advertising' and is therefore not as, somehow, good?
What makes me laugh is that people write 'student work' on pieces of creative that appear on this site.. and then those ads go on to win Gold Lions. What I think you're actually revealing is that you can't tell the difference between 'simplistic work' and work that charters new territory.. or is so simple that it's brilliant.
So next time, think a bit harder before you write 'student work' as a criticism.
*Disco Munky quietly stands and gives David Wooderson a round of applause*
You tell 'em my man. You tell 'em.
"stay low, move fast"
Doin' it for the points
Good art work.
*****
SJB
Cool art. Really bad English! Sadly just stick to the art direction...
Very few things seem more pathetic in an advertisement than when the ad's creator creates their own expression and expect us to either just go along with it or even adopt it. Nobody says "the fuzzies" and no one ever will.
Nice try, but ultimately a fail.
@ Edward. No. Australians don't say this. Nobody says this.