Are we not overreacting to the dangers of sugar? Learn more about sugar at sugarontheweb.com.
Advertising Agency: Publicis Conseil, Paris, France
Creative Director: Olivier Altmann
Art Director: Benoit Blumberger
Copywriter: Thibaut Froment
Photographer: Jean-Yves Lemoigne
Art Buyer: Nathalie Benchetrit
Photo retouching: Fred Perrot
Published: March 2008
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Comments
and why should she put in sugar not beeing able to drink it???
agree!
Great art direction.
yes, nice art direction.
but this visual should have been a police recruitement ad or some life insurance policy thing... or hey, perhaps about underwear (can't wait to see you make *that one* work...).
i like it..., has got insight!
Hilarious Visual. LOL
Art is the proper task of life
Kevin Calero
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Lovely!
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I love the art in this one, and it is alot better than the other one. But i still think the message blows. Sugar = bad! but sugar also = money for alot of people.
I totally agree with the first comment... something's wrong here. She protects herself at a moment sugar is actually harmless (I know, I get the idea of 'overreacting'), but after that she will just drink it??!
- adsactly! -
Actually, she's protecting herself when sugar is MOST dangerous.
Do you know how many little ol' ladies injure themselves on those sharp corners of sugar cubes? They could leave a nasty, deadly dent on the foot when dropped. And those razor-sharp edges could easily slash a delicate, papery hand if you're not careful. They have to be extra cautious until the cubes are completely dissolved in those afternoon teas with cookies...
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Well Jet, your comment would make sense indeed... if there wasn't the 2nd execution...
- adsactly! -
Naturally.
hmm, Nice Art.But I would add one thing that Brazilian Sugar have no side effects.