2% Urban. 98% Home.
Advertising Agency: Sqare One, Dallas, Texas
Creative Director: Kevin Sutton
Art Directors: Scott Brewer, Jay Russell
Copywriters: Kevin Sutton, Wade Alger
Photographer: Scott Harben
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16 Comments
bad ad, even worse tag...
Does urban means graffitti?
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but why does urban not home? i mean is urban a bad or negative word?
apparently it is for them.
i had to see the three of them to "get" it (i think).
man, this furniture gives you serious bad luck: gunshots, grafitti and a guy killed in your living room.
i know the name is "urban homes", but... ouch. these are very poor.
Sorry, what was the idea or meaning again?
come on guys, this is brilliant stuff... i think the family has an urban kid... and maybe the mom and dad's combined ages are 98 and the kids 2... but the mom and dad came from a farm in texas... and they moved to dallas and their kid is 2 and he painted on the walls... this is BRILLIANT stuff and people with no brains shouldn't bag it!!!
-this doobie's good :)
"good artists copy. great artists steal"
Nooooooooo!!!!! you've gone and exposed to the world the secret meaning of "urban" !!! sigh. so. so. so. Dallas.
most segregated city i've ever lived in.
it'd make sense for say, a piece of gum to be stuck to your seat, a pane of a window in a toy car to be broken, an ant traffic jam, a street cleaner, a pigeon, etc. but why drive-bys, chalk outlines, and graffiti?
I like it, tastefully done.
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brandon
www.carpetestes.org
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brandon
www.brandonknowlden.com
I don't like it, why would they make their name turn to a negative?
Think again.
Fail Harder.
I probably would've pursued "more urban, less country" route.
But that's probably already been done...
You know, I like these. They are just playing with the words of the client, but the visuals are pretty well done.
I think they communicate the spirit of the company.
Nice.
Yawn
these image is very nice. but what does the ad mean?
The idea is not bad, but the point is, how the grafiti comes behind the bed ?
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Wow.. Some very cool images. Really like the dining table with the long upholstered benches. Awesome design!!