Tide: Coffee
Advertising School: Miami Ad School San Francisco, USA
Art Director: Maximilian Pinegger
Copywriter: Justin Salice-Stephan
Advertising School: Miami Ad School San Francisco, USA
Art Director: Maximilian Pinegger
Copywriter: Justin Salice-Stephan
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12 Comments
Complete with tongue huh? I think the one kissing the nose is the best.
Stop Mediocrity. Start Creativity.
There are two kinds of people in the world; people who like mustangs (cool people) and people who like camaros (idiots).
hm maybe "because stains fuck your clothes" would be funny
lol ! for sure
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nice work guys. well done. good campaign.
ahhh miami ad school, as in not a real campaign (the tongue sticking out should be a clear evidence of that), so maybe some idea borrowing is going on
Always try to be unique even when forced to conform.
Why the tongues? Unnecessary detail.
Nice work... better idea 6/10
Simple ideas are the best !
Yeah, the first one is the best. But for a student ad this is very impressive.
mmm seen before
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/zaini_chocolate_kiss
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it's hard to judge who did the campaign first. However, the art direction and photoshop is quite good. Nicely done.
I'm here doing this, but feel I should be there doing that. But to do that, I have to be doing this. Does this make sense or do I have to explain that?