Description
Print advertisement created by In-Mind, Denmark for Hasbro, within the category: Gaming.
It starts with Play-doh
Creative Director: Jesper Bräuner
Art Director: Jesper Bräuner
Copywriter: Michael Rud
Good idea, but poor art direction.
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great idea - remember target audience: parents for toddlers-first grader, aim: encourage buying Play-Doh.
I do agree with morse that the art is too childish, and not as professional as could be.
5* it is.
THERE'S NO HEAVIER BURDEN THAN A GREAT POTENTIAL
Reminds me of lego ads, which are way better... http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/lego_seventies
@ kleenex. if not chair then what?
I think its a great idea executed pretty well. agree could have been executed better but i still like it.
ideas....30 minutes nahi toh free.
Like this pretty well. The red shape at the bottom does nothing good for it overall.
(As far as "Why a chair?" -- I think a wad of Play Doh looks much closer to the shape of that iconic chair than to the shape of a skyscraper or helicopter or book. It allows an unforced progression, in other words.)
That's it.
Great idea; works on parents.
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I know some of us are reminded of the Lego print ads. But, I think this idea is also the universal truth of the brand (Play-doh), and it works for me.
Lose the body copy.
Cut the headline.
All yellow background.
Empty Play Doh container bottom right.
Post it note - Cannes.
The Jobless Writer
Will Think for Salary
what ever he said and then some
THERE'S NO HEAVIER BURDEN THAN A GREAT POTENTIAL
Not sure I understand why a chair was chosen for this. I like the concept but maybe a different object. One that better denotes intelligence? Maybe I'm missing something.
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