Rambam Health Care Campus: No child's play
Advertising Agency: Yarkoni, Haifa, Israel
Creative Director: Gil Goren
Art Director: Nir Cshnapp
Copywriter: Gil Goren
Photographer: Ariel Van Straten
Art team member: Avishai Dotan
Published: December 2009



19 Comments
Very simple, and very powerful. Mixing the use of a child's type of toy (cutouts) with the color palette helps to drive home the message. It's better than showing an actual photograph because the illustration helps to recall the feeling of childhood and children, and then to juxtapose that with the subject matter is disturbing...which is what this ad is trying to communicate. Nice.
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good idea is good idea, everywhere. it just have to be unexpected&relevant. so simple...
Firstly i think its great that the creative director thinks this a good idea...however I find this confusing. Am I wrong to think that rambam is a plastic surgery?
If it is then saying how difficult surgery is does not sell it very well. If it is not a plastic surgery then what is it...never heard of an aesthetics clinic or is it a healthcare campus
(whatever that is) or what.....confusing and dare I say slightly paedophillic. By the way gilco, does razorsharp work for you??
hi. never heard of razor till this morning. never work for me.
rambam is the best healthcare campuse in israel. and the ad is for its aesthetics clinic.
thanks any way for the comment.
Nice idea.
Simple ideas are the best !
Nice ad, but who out there ever thought that plastic surgery was child's play?
I love the artwork, colours, layout and idea. There is just one thing that bothers me. Should the line be "It's no child's play" or "It's not child's play" ?
There is some kinda twist between (no and not) I'm sure. Great art indeed!
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bigger tits is ok, but who wants a bigger butt?!
simple and effective..
I would think it's great if it were for a body image campaign, to try and combat the cultural shift towards an unrealistic standard of beauty. The message I'm getting from the execution is "plastic surgery is not for kids." I mean, what parent would give a child a plastic surgery-themed toy? But the ad is actually for a clinic, so I've gotta say, great idea but it seems like it should be for something else.
You can use a impact image for this campaign. This is very naif.
its nice. like it.
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The art is really good. The point being that plastic surgery shouldn't be treated as a sport/game, you have better option: Rambam, right?
this is simply good and to the point
this is simple....beautifull and very effective idea...
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ohhh very cute i like it
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