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i love this, so simple.. but theres no toyota logo anywhere,.. where are these being displayed?
i remember this from about a month ago, it just wasn't for this brand...
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brandon
www.brandonknowlden.com
Maybe you mean this ? http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/audi_fuel_efficient_2
The client is not always right - Enzo Ferrari
that's it, thanks for the link...
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brandon
www.brandonknowlden.com
beautiful art direction. nice work, Ilovedust.
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I love this typography idea
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WHY IS THERE NO CLUE AS TO WHO THIS AD IS FOR. I gather from the credits it is Toyota. ARE THEY MAD???
DIG IT! but unfortunately, as a first time viewer, i don't know what brand this is advertising. the only give-away is the agency name. so i assume it's for toyota.
but borrowing from
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/brighton_language_school_deutsch
No, there's no brand name. That is fine if these are posters at a Toyota dealer rather than media advertising. So not necessarily crazy.
If they are dealer posters, they are way better than most dealer posters. Otherwise, they are not great ideas, just typography. But would be good at POS.
Simple and great, good message!
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there is no fking idea, its design 'as it is' in this space
complete rip off of audi by bbh
These are displayed on billboards that have the logo on the installed on the outside of the billboard. I saw this one right before the Lincoln Tunnel going into NYC and there was "moving forward" small on the bottom right hand corner. It was obviously Toyota because the logo was about a quarter the size of the on built above the board itself. Cool to see in person.
Too many cooks in the kitchen....
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