WWF: Fish

WWF: Fish

Stop climate change before it changes you.

Advertising Agency: Germaine, Antwerp, Belgium
Creative Director: André Plaisir
Art Director: Gilles Stienon
Copywriter: Geerard Van de Walle
Photographer: Christophe Gilbert
Published: January 2008

Your rating: None Average: 3.5 (12 votes)

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This is cool and different from what i have seen. But why would he be turning into a fish?

second cool and different. fish - rising water levels.

Hypothesis:
Global warming inevitably melts the ice at the earth's poles. Ocean levels dramatically rise. Then, overnight, we all turn into fish-people.

Why would you say it was cool if you didn't get it?

thirty6chambers's picture

Seriously.

Looks like Val, Malantic, Ald, and company.

I understood what he meant with the visual but perhaps the guy could turn into something else.

brain123's picture

Different concept, same idea. It's like putting that copy and the WWF logo on these ones:

http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/arena_sea_man
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/arena_shark_0

Looks like Terence but more like Eugene and Mr. Bean.

No. More like Oliver, Karen and Jessi.

wildbore's picture

nice but 2much!

A bit far-fetched

there are 200 % better ads on Global Warming than this one.

Ravages's picture

Good stuff.. if am gonna turn into a fishy let me be a killer shark and those bastards propagating global warming will be bait

tamer samy's picture

shit disgusting ad !! there were a lot of executions to do that in different way..

saji johnny kundukulam's picture

what is he? Is he "SELFISH" ????

-DaMontana-'s picture

I've dated worse.

ROFL!

LOL@Sincere :)

Baaahahahahaah!!

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cool idea, good art. only i'm mising gills.

scary!!

this mushrooms can be dangerous...dont take to much

picktokyo's picture

this is horrible indeed

One day man become fish

Fail.

Horrible, looks like Peter.

This ad doesn't work.

Will anyone believe that climate change will change them at all during their lifetime?

I doubt it.

Add the fact that it offers no solution to the problem, other than to repeat that by now meaningless phrase and it becomes a simple exercise in nonsense.

Half art for the sake of art, half simple, ordinary fearmongering.

I think it's unlikely that a single person will change their behaviour as a result of this ad.

Dear Simon,

Since it's obvious that you don't have a clue and as I am only here to help, let me enlighten you. It's advertising, not science. And the technique is called 'taking a leap'. It's an exaggeration, to make a point or get a message across. The point being that the whole earth will flood if we continue like this. Of course, this technique demands just a hint of imagination of the beholder. Which you obviously lack. My mistake, it won't happen again.

Jack Sotto look=alike.

not

that one guy is a stupid

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