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Sneakerking: Butterflies

Sneakerking: Butterflies
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Almost too rare to wear.

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett Frankfurt, Germany
Creative Director: Andreas Pauli
Art Director: Matthias Fickinger
Copywriter: Christoph Tratberger
Illustrator: Christian Frech
Photographer: Marcus Caviola
Published: December 2007

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brain123's picture 840 pencils

Nothing new. 2 years ago JEEP did something like this with a MUCH BETTER art direction.

http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/jeep_wrangler_unlimited_blue

Rekker's picture 125 pencils

no... no hard one...

Say no more...

rocketman's picture 391 pencils

not bad for a shoe catalogue, not very exciting as an ad.

the_capywriter's picture 2618 pencils

I like it, especially because in this one nothing is added to the shoes... like insect legs for example...

- adsactly! -

Dzsoi's picture 3562 pencils

Exact same thoughts. I like it better than the jeep version,
it plays with the sizes and colors so it helps to understand
what is going on so they don't need to make them look like
bugs that much.

panasit's picture 687 pencils

I like it until brain123 say Jeep did it before.

-Tung
--good idea is enemy of great idea

DaMon's picture 456 pencils

Done by Havianas as well. However the line 'almost too rare to wear' is a nice one that could lead to more original executions.

Dalbir
www.AdOfDaMonth.com

Kateter's picture 1816 pencils

not to mention Crispin Bogusky's work for some bicycle shoes. exactly the same idea: shoes make butterfly.

Rekker's picture 125 pencils

come on guys, this comes from a student's book or something similar...
and it's so early 90's

Say no more...

Mr.Top's picture 732 pencils

DONE... nice shoes though.

M´AD MAX's picture 195 pencils

just dont do it

adaddiction's picture 28 pencils

CP+B did it using helmets. The insect or animal charts have been done many, many times.

primo_susto's picture 462 pencils

are those nike's?

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