Sunsilk Straight Hair: Drama
Easy straight hair.
Advertising Agency: JWT, Casablanca, Morocco
Creative Director: Nicolas Geahchan
Art Director / Illustrator: Sirine Sabbah
Copywriters: Sirine Sabbah, Elias Yata
Other additional credits: Ghizlane Amouzai
Published: February 2009



12 Comments
Awful pun, awful illustration.
It looks like a Picasso
Is it a pun?
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I would hand those as the paintings, though...
Not bad, IMO. But then, a naked woman, even if just a pencil sketch of one, is interesting.
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i do not want to comment on the quality of illustration i mean come on a child can do better than this but i will comment on the idea itself
why on earth should i use the product when i can iron my hair ....did i say iron my hair?
"just commenting to gather points i love free drinks"
The man who stops advertising to save money is like the man who stops the clock to save time
Back in 60s women used to iron their curly hair to gain the straight look. I assume that's why they said "save the drama for grandma"
“Inspiration exists, but it has to find us working.” Picasso.
“Inspiration exists, but it has to find us working.” Picasso.
wtf????
the eternal absurd alternative saved by a twist in the art direction and a quite good punch-line.
Hi,
The illustration is certainly inspired by Picasso and there are 3 lines with 3 visuals, maybe does it give more sens to see them together ?
nice art direction, it certainly demonstrates the drama behind hair straightening.
nice art direstion