Semp Toshiba Regza HDTV: Stadium

Semp Toshiba Regza HDTV: Stadium

Toshiba Regza HDTV. Overcrowded with pixels.

Advertising Agency: Talent, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: João Livi, Leo Macias
Art Director: Fábio Rodrigues
Copywriter: Guigo Oliva
Illustrator: Paulo Dias
Photographer: Claudio Lacerda
Retouching: Boreal

Your rating: None Average: 7.3 (12 votes)

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sweet.

Like it! Simple and effective, nice art too!

HAHAHA Finally a fresh idea about High Definition. Love it, A lot!!
Great art too!

Mezooo's picture

it would be a great ad, if the pixels would form a picture...

i don't like the idea: mega pixels and the tv is full of it?

and does any consumer get the ad and the pruduct as well as the claim? The product picture/brand and claim are too small
and badly placed on the right upper side of the ad...

Mezoo. Do you buy a high definition Tv because it is big, flat or it has a better definition????
MeZoo. Every German ad has the logo on the lower right corner??

Lovely work

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The Pope's picture

agree with mezoo

It`s funny i like it

There are many pixels in the ad. Sadly, I don't see those many pixels forming any amazing graphic. So it doesn't tell me whether this many pixels are good enough : )

Enough said.

Many a brilliant ideas come from Ad Agencies of São Paulo, Brazil. Don't they?

C'mon people..if the pixel form an image it is just an image. And if you try to show that there are pixels forming an image it would look like a low res image... The idea here is to show places that are full.. normally very crowded and relate that feeling to what is happening on the tv screen, well I guess some of you have never been to a show or a cool bar.

THINK BEFORE YOU POST

Funky_Frogii's picture

this one is better than the previous one.............love itt

love anything creative
http://addot.blogspot.com/

nicey nice.

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