Advertising Agency: Dentsu London, UK
Creative Director: Andy Lockley
Art Director: Andy Preston
Copywriter: Joe Williams
Photographer: Flickr
Designer: Winston Archer
Published: December 2008
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10 Comments
Funny campaign. Great photography (flickr!)
so bad!
Its like a joke that's funny the first time, and then gets annoying after you hear it...say...three more times. I like the concept, and I'm sure it could have been extended to different, equally humorous, executions.
Also, I could see this transferring to television pretty well.
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never stop exploring.
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such an old joke. and please get a pro even when attempting to fake an amateur shot. this is just so cluttered and poorly composed.
Um... does one have to be English to get this or?
There is no quickly obvious photographic alteration, so a difference in the images is out of the question before I move my eyes to the next product poster on the wall.
Such a shame really.
Poor execution:(
the first ones of these where way better... these are just the same ads in different shots.
I like funny. It made me chuckle, a little. But it's all due to the copy, I think the execution lacks something. Something about the photo.
(I'm glad the brussel sprouts are in it though)
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suspiciously the exact same idea as these (who were published about a year ago)
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/gner_music
In fact both concepts are done by the same copy and AD, but for a different client at a different agency... Sorry guys, the first campaign was way better. You should have sticked to that...
Wow, real 'one-trick-ponies', these guys!
should be ashamed