If you see something, say something.
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Director / Copywriter / Art Director: Magnus Olsson
Photographer: Chris Beeldschoon
Illustrator: Simon Spilsbury
Agency Account: Anne Bando, Eva Cortenbach
Agency Producer: Jan Willem Wiesenekker
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These look a bit too chaotic and repelling. And it has been done already.
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"If you see something, say something." interesting line..
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the line is really impactful.
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wow
i love this line
Hmmm, a bit too confusing for ads that are only made for festivals.
excellent insight transformed in good, solid concept. Chapeaux bas!
I have seen this so many times before. done done done.
go to new york. got to subway. you'll find the line. wtf, seriously.
This line is used every where in NY train stations so nothing new for me.... about the copy but some how i like the art....
Ali Behzad
you said that "..used every where in NY train stations.. etc" i think nothing happens about that. so they want to remind us again.
don't be affraid of design.
i'll give them the benefit of the doubt since they're outside the US and it's a bit of a different message, but still...
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Good art direction
-Tung
--good idea is enemy of great idea
Really good. Really Smart.
It doesn't matter if the line is in NYC subways.
I see it everyday. Doesn't stop me from thinking these are good ads.
Im writing a paragraph on this ad--for english--but i need more elaboration on idea of this ad. In other words, i need more info on what this ad is trying to convey.
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