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Warsaw Metropolitan Police: Boy

Warsaw Metropolitan Police: Boy
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Thinking saves lives. Wear a helmet.

Advertising Agency: McCann Erickson Polska, Warsaw, Poland
Creative Director: Teresa Biernacka
Art Directors / Copywriters: Lukasz Kotlinski, Iza Przepiorska-Kotlinska
Illustrator: Krzysztof Ostrowski
Account Managers: Mikolaj Dragovic, Anna Stawska
Published: March 2009

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Guest's picture

Excellent!

Stevil's picture 108 pencils

Ditto! Great ads, great illustrations... just GREAT!

Ed Mintone's picture 595 pencils

nice thought

TRICKY's picture 3908 pencils

it s the driver's fault!!!!! drivers should pay more attention to bikers and people on the streets...... what's next????? wear a helmet when you're walking who knows !!!! it might save you from a drunk driver who was on his phone???????

never the less the illustration is nice

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Guest's picture

Even if it is the drivers fault, the helmet could be the difference between a few broken bones and a coma.

TRICKY's picture 3908 pencils

sure it makes a difference, but i didn't feel your above comments in this ad while at it make a 3rd ad where a street walker is wearing a helmet!!! who knows maybe a driver might hit him too this way you will have a campaign...car drivers who hit bikers and pedestrians should be banned from driving for the rest of their lives and that my friend should be your POLICE campaign not just some soft illustrated ads that are stating to wear a helmet!!!!

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Guest's picture

seeing the illustration carefully you'l find that the bike is the one actually hitting the car.

Guest's picture

quel chieur !

corndogfuneral's picture 1053 pencils
5

Would have like to see a campaign. Two ads with the same execution don't make a campaign. Nice thought for AN ad.

Tonits's picture 349 pencils
9

En el clavo.

Chris's picture 1855 pencils

nice idea, would have been good done as real life.
the line placement and grey bar is pretty ugly though.

Guest's picture

the bike looks a little pansy lol

premc's picture 811 pencils

6/10 gud illustrations !!

radical

ccc's picture 329 pencils
8

Very nice! It reminds me of some funny helmets:

http://9gag.com/search/?query=helmet

Guest's picture

good 1

blouriaz's picture 10 pencils

hehe cool

Black Fauns's picture 137 pencils
6

great.

Guest's picture

very nice thought and i like the execution

Guest's picture

Can somebody tell me what is the different between department and departament?

TRICKY's picture 3908 pencils

department=division of a company; section; area
departament= http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Departament

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ritalin's picture 76 pencils

Good one!

Guest's picture
8

Congratulations guys! A bit jealous must say. MW

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