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Philips: Careful, 1

Philips: Careful, 1
Your rating: None Average: 5.4 (17 votes)

Careful bringing it home. The thinnest flat screen in its class.

Advertising Agency: Academy of Art university, San Francisco, USA
Art Director / Copywriter / Photographer: Daniel Pradilla

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Guest's picture

I think the copy is unnecessary. And it's not a very fresh, conceptual idea.

Emanresu's picture 406 pencils

A bit of an exaggeration, but the USP comes across and the layout and photography is nice. Daniel Pradilla is a well-rounded designer. Good work for a one-person team.

Guest's picture

Dude this is good, but it's the same execution 3 times, find 2 other ways of doing it. Maybe it gets sucked through a fan, but falling down 3 different cracks...come on

Guest's picture

GREAT IDEA, the copy is not needed. Good stuff

Guest's picture

GREAT IDEA? come on! this is so done. the art direction is really good for student work, but that's it.

VRB-PRO's picture 14 pencils
6

Gets the point across

patUDAY's picture 258 pencils

Whenever you see gap look in for lost Philips?
Not great.

UDAYpatwardhan@+91 22 98206 54722

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