Detects up to 16 faces.
Advertising Agency: Y&R, Dubai, UAE
Chief Creative Officer: Shahir Zag
Creative Directors: Kalpesh Patankar
Art Directors / Copywriters: Kalpesh Patankar
Photographers: Wizard Photography, Ralph Baiker
Illustrators: Lee Sin Eng, Tan Kee Hong
Senior Account Director: Nadine Ghossoub
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20 Comments
I got curious and caught myself counting faces. The idea deservers more intriguing pictures though.
agree, maybe with a more modern scene. It is a nice idea.
The concept almost remindes me of a Bev Doolittle painting, with the inclusion of a face even in the product's logo. :) The photography is good and I found myself trying to see how many faces I could find and comparing it with the product shot below. This may not be mind-blowing or amazing and I am sure that it is anytime now before someone rates it 1/10 with no less than eight words to describe their thoughts or reason. However, I find this to be a couple of very good ads.
Stolen, but nevertheless. great copy and art
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I like the idea of the ad, but I'm not a fan of the picture itself, too fake.
Dalí did it first...
Amazing! According to LG's official UK blog, there are 16 "faces" in this ad.. (some hard to spot, of course). I really can't detect more than 10..
To those who don't like the concept or don't get it, read my comments for the other ad in this campaign.
I really love it.
"If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they would have said a faster horse." H. Ford
the phone detects "faces" that aren't any...like the book or the tree formation that looks like eyes... would be a bad feature wouldn't it?
I addressed that in my post for the other ad in this campaign. The quick answer is no.
the phone detects "faces" that aren't any...like the book or the tree formation that looks like eyes... would be a bad feature wouldn't it?
nice
wow so many good ads this weekend.
thx ivan
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Ha ha... i think its a dumb phone fetching the unwanted faces into your privacy... ; )
The visual is not at all relevant to the local market, would've worked better on UAE's land/cityscapes.
And have seen the illusion................. a brazillion times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! still some are interested in counting them ; (
withalltherespects
This concept was done by Nikon and panasonic early 2009. This sis just another take of the same concept
this one´
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/nikon_s60_flats better
haha print ad version of the "the haunting"
Nikon one makes sense... :- )
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/nikon_s60_flat
withalltherespects
it's a nice idea that have been used before not long time ago, and, according to the product shot, why the camera doesn't detect the real faces?
mrckais
I got 15, that's funny.
You're a bunch of xerox machines
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/nikon_s60_flat
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/nikon_s60_forest
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