Sony Microvault Tiny: Whale
Store the impossible.
Advertising Agency: FP7, Dubai, UAE
Creative Director: Marc Lineveldt
Art Director: Matthew Jones
Copywriter: Vincent Fichard
Published: November/December 2006
Store the impossible.
Advertising Agency: FP7, Dubai, UAE
Creative Director: Marc Lineveldt
Art Director: Matthew Jones
Copywriter: Vincent Fichard
Published: November/December 2006
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15 Comments
This is better than the wheelbarrow full of sawdust, sorry, mountain, but not as good as the elephant mousehole.
Weird style.
www.aaasmith.blogspot.com
haha, it's a mousehole! I thought it was a shed. Thank you for clarifying.
Like the idea, but don,t like the campaign.
Why not to work only the "store". Who cares the "carry" or the "fit".
This is a storage device.
Nice although.
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Doesn't need a line.
The name 'Sony Microvault' says it all.
Not to everyone.
Does need a line.
BUGGERS GRIPS aka 'Brown Pencil'
www.aaasmith.blogspot.com
You definitely need the line.
It's hard to make a definite connection without it.
weird art direction, idea is just usual.
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i like taht, fresh and clever
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Advertising pass, pasta remain...
now the product shot is even bigger than the main visual. i think you can enlarge the main visual and make it more pixelated without ruining the idea.
idea has been done, art direction is lame. this is in the gutter, no?
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the idea's simple and easy to get.
not sure about the art. i think they don't need this graph paper background.
and to me, pixelated pics somehow imply bad/reduced quality.
cool campaign guys....nice one.
esp good to get it out of 7pf if you know what i mean :)
Never saw this campaign in the actual media??
Oh yeah, might have seen it once as a quarter page in Blind Arabian Equestrian Monthly.
could do with better illustration,, colour too..
Intelligent ads are the need of the hour.
Where can I get a copy of that adcook?
Strip. Strip. Strip.