Visa Credit Card: Because life is now, Arm-chair
Visa. Because Life Is Now
Advertising Agency: Diego + Heymann + Partners, USA
Creative Directors: Anselmo Ramos, Valdir Bianchi
Art Director: Andres Diez
Art Buyer: Shirly Weiss
Photographer: Robert Wilson
Retouching: Morgan Silk
Published: 2007


13 comments
ha...it's so 80's....
ME QUITASTE LAS PALABRAS DE LA BOCA.
"Aquí también se opina en español y em português".
"no silencies lo que no sabes expresar".
USA Agency,
spanish copy...
hmmmm.... the latin revolution seems unstoppable...
i can't see the connection between visual and headline. and i don't understand why this kind of ad is chosen.
dear god no!!
hey ivan,
its not april fools for at least another 11 months.
hey anyone from nz remember those rubella ads??
And why mix ideas? Why throw in the curled page corner? Just makes it worse.
This is just plain deplorable work.
Whenever a minority shop (in this case, a Hispanic agency) produces an ad or a campaign, it almost always feels like a complete departure from the brand work... A client hires a minority shop because of their special understanding/insight into a specific audience it wants to reach.
Now I don't know what the copy is saying here, but looking at what's in front of me, seems like VISA just wasted their money calling on their "special services"...
Life is NOW? Holy shit, that changes everything.
It actually does. I'm late for it...
these campaign is bad no matter is their are hispanics involved, fuckin racists.
Are these "ground breaking?" Of course not.
But, whether you like them or not, they're for a CREDIT CARD!!!
What does that mean? What do these credit card things do???
They allow you to do what you want NOW and pay for it later.
Hence the "Life is now" line.
And in each example, they relate to what the particular person wants/wants to do NOW.
So in THAT regard, they work. Do people actually stop and read ads anymore? Who the f knows.