Sony: Exploding note
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Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Sydney, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Steve Back
Creative Director: Dave Bowman
Art Director: Nic Buckingham
Copywriter: Paul Bootlis
Illustrator: Electric Art


28 Comments
Excelente imagen! Buen trabajo
very nice.I would have put that explosion on both sides of the note..it's stereo...right?
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I don't know. It seems to be a bunch of ideas together. I see that the note and the headphone are look alike. Then it's strange that little notes are coming from the note-like headphone.
And I agre with Mandark. 2 notes together would be better.
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i think you're confusing yourself...
'Music within Music', notice the space & dimension surround?
Two would definitely have been better because, much as I hate to write it, it looks like the note's cutting some serious cheese.
Have you ever worked in an ad agency before?
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You're not even worth the reply, bubba... save that I gather you worked on something and, oh gosh, I didnt say the right thing as a comment. That would definitely figure around this place.
I guess I was worth the reply, since you replied to me.
And in a way I agree with you. "This place" has a problem with inane, childish, unnecessary comments...like most of yours.
(And that's Mr. Bubba to you)
This visual is strong but it's a little messy. The notes look like they're being squirted out of the note which looks like a black bean sprout. Is the big note supposed to be made out of that cushiony material used on headphones?
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hmm
it read to me like a "broken melody" ??
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Yeah... but a bit too symbolic/simplistic.
simple. great. love it.
Excellent advertising. Caught my attention. Drew me in. Gave a clear message in an interesting way.
Done.
It's only advertising.
doesn't look like its exploding at all. the notes look like they're just floating serenely into the big note. also it make more sense this way...considering the line.
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I saw it more like a magnet drawing small pieces closer. or an egg cell. But the image looks great.
i think the visual isnt bad and a good interpretation at that, however, the blast should have been in the front of the note and not the side.
i think that way, the impact would have been better refelected.
hi.
i didnt think explosion either. thought it was more implying that rubbish headphones only give that one big note whereas these supposedly better ones give all these little intricacies that are usually lost.
might be totally off the mark, but thats what i got
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Very nice. The usual sound is just one note, but with sony you hear so much more in the same note.
Very well captured!
i think the visual is tech however, the blast would have been better if it was placed in the front rather than the side, that way the impact of the blast would have been better refelected.
hi
Great, my eardrums are going to burst.
another ad using a musical note for headphones. awesome
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really nice art direction, wow
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very goood.
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very nice.
very goood!
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