Lotto 649: Chair
Advertising Agency: DDB, Vancouver, Canada
Creative Directors: Dean Lee, Cosmo Campbell
Art Directors: Chris Moore, John Larigakis
Copywriter: Kevin Rathgeber
Photographer: Philip Jarmain
Retoucher: Christophe Huet
Published: January 2011


27 comments
Splendid! So simple so good. Shouldn't be to hard to understand for most people.
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I love the whole series.
Ahaha! That's clever, simple, but damn clever.
i love the art.. but i dont the idea
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It works, stretching advertising into weird new directions.
Interesting thought. Not sure about the execution.
These would have worked much better as an animation for tvc or digital banner.
Perfect. Lovely campaign!
.. / .-.. --- ...- . / .- -.. ...- . .-. - .. ... .. -. --.
awesome.
amazing:D How I wish I could strike a jackpot myself:P
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nice.
Nice idea. Beautifully executed.
Captures the essence so well.
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Something very confuse.
I adore this campaign. It's fabulous looking and freshly visualized. Well known idea served in great packaging. Yummy.
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Fabulous.
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Any campaign that can work as well as this, without copy, deserves applause. Slightly disappointing to see the shadow-work was overlooked on this one, but an excellent series nonetheless.
Love the whole series!
Bravo!
i dont get it...can anyone explain please?
Jackpots are sudden, life-changing events. In the space of 30 seconds, your life on an office chair becomes a life of leisure on a beach; your life behind the ironing board flattening clothes for pennies becomes one of curving waves on a surfboard. And because it all happens so suddenly, you'll literally feel one reality shatter as it instantly becomes another.
Well put. Thanks.
Back to Jackblack's comment: True, this would have presented well in animation, but most images of this sort do. What works so well here is the dynamic energy (as though it's an animation still) that comes across. I say "good job".
Yes! Like it. Retouch could be better.
boom!
Just do it
super fun!
Nice stuff. Simple and executed well.
That's amazing!
It reflects exactly the image of a big, violent, happy and sudden change, the kind of changes you must feel when wining a lot of money!
I like that.
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