Krome: Every piece has a story
Creative Agency: Setu Advertising, Pune, India
Art Director: Nasir Sheikh
Copywriter: Shradda Jain
Digital Art: Mihir Joglekar
Photographer: Amit Desai
Published: May 2011
Creative Agency: Setu Advertising, Pune, India
Art Director: Nasir Sheikh
Copywriter: Shradda Jain
Digital Art: Mihir Joglekar
Photographer: Amit Desai
Published: May 2011
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15 Comments
loose the couch.
much better now. :-)
THERE'S NO HEAVIER BURDEN THAN A GREAT POTENTIAL
and the model, and the books, and the....
I agree.
What an exquisite picture.. LOVE THAT LOUNGE!!!
Hardrens, Simmons08 & Kleenex have no clue.
You guys at SETU ROCK!!!!
Excuse me, but I really don't see what there is to "ROCK" about! Would you mind explaining why this is so exquisite?
I laugh in the face of ignorance
i m impressed with copy, idea okay, art good. overall elegant.
Great creative & copyright. only one grievance..........
oh please...
Will Think for Salary
I like how the color was used, not a big fan of the ad though.
sexy lady to sell the product? come on...
Hold on.
At first I thought she was supposed to be the story.
Then I realized that she's reading.
So... she's not the story? She's just reading the story?
And is she somehow using her hips to read?
What the hell is going on here!?
tjarch.ca | good copy/bad copy
... and every piece has a story, so...
she... and... her hips... are... the lounge! :)
Will Think for Salary
... and every piece has a story, so...
she... and... her hips... are... the lounge! :)
Will Think for Salary
Very good copy. I have doubts about the art. Why is so dark, the concept doesn´t need it.