Xeroprint: Birds
Better copies. Much faster.
Advertising Agency: Publicis Zürich, Switzerland
Creative Director: Florian Beck
Copywriter: Felix Freese
Art Director: Thomas Berger
Account Supervisors: Simon Grasser, Righetto Candido
Better copies. Much faster.
Advertising Agency: Publicis Zürich, Switzerland
Creative Director: Florian Beck
Copywriter: Felix Freese
Art Director: Thomas Berger
Account Supervisors: Simon Grasser, Righetto Candido
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11 Comments
this campaign is genius.
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great idea!
Thanks guys for taking the material from my site without saying! I could have appeared in the credits because all the pictures research work came from me :-)
But just to let you know, it has already been done last year for Xerox India by REDIFFUSION DY&R, Mumbai and it was shortlisted in Cannes...
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bad idea... not clever at all...
putting two cars and three brands in an advertising won't let any customer
remember the sender of the ad!!
i already forgot to be honest... it was some kind of copying machine...
that's all anyone will remember... (in the best case)
baaad really bad
also it works if he removed the cars logos...
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Others have seen what is and asked why. I have seen what could be and asked why not.
Pablo Picasso
VW Touareg apparently copies everyone. Ouch!!!
I like these, especially if you are going after ad agencies or marketing departments. It may get lost on everyone else though.
That's my first thought...
Xeroprint, the copier for ad agencies?
JUAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
this it's brillant.
SALVA.
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brillant
someone spent a lot of time on la pompe's website.
did VW launch this campaign before BMW?? why faster ha ha??
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Others have seen what is and asked why. I have seen what could be and asked why not.
Pablo Picasso