Pictionary: Tree
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Mexico
Executive Creative Director: Miguel Angel Ruiz
Chief Creative Officer: José Montalvo
Creative Directors: Fernando Carrera, Victor Alvarado
Art Director: Victor Alvarado
Production Manager: Juan Pablo Osio
Account Executive: Alejandra Gómez
Copywriter: Fernando Carrera
19 comments
nothing really happen with this, a little empty for me.
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Simple and gets the point across.
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At least it is different..I like it
Outdoor, right?
If so, nice!
But if it's a print...so so.
Totally agree.
Pictionary does not advertise. Sorry. This is fake.
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"I love some things, and don't love some other things."
Who cares if it's fake? It's a real product and they're showing how you could advertise it.
It doesn't look like a print ad. To me, it is outdoor and it is sure one really nice campaign! Congrats!!
I'm with Notsure, but maybe they're wire works? In which case, bravo!!
If it's print, it's certainly not a great ad.
I like the effort.
This is a total ripoff of this
http://adsoftheworld.com/taxonomy/brand/artline
I find it interesting - even funny - that the original campaign for Artline was called a "turd", while you guys are praising this new execution which is not even witty. It's pretty pedestrian.
I disagree, both campaigns are quite different.
@atb2005
If the Pictogram is an outdoor campaign (and I believe it is), it's WAY better. The Artline campaign is totally forgettable.
there's no way this is an outdoor...
This campaign would be an amazing ambient, not print.
simple and I liked it.
Yeah I like it. Not blown away but it works.
this is actually OUTDOORS
a great outdoor, I agree