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Description
Print advertisement created by Ogilvy, Greece for Panhellenic Animal Welfare Federation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Please clean up after your dog
Executive Creative Director: Yannis Sideris
Creative Director: Giorgos Garefalakis
Art Directors: Dimitris Peponis, Giorgos Garefalakis
Copywriters: Giorgos Garefalakis, Dimitris Peponis
IIllustrator: Stamatis Laskos / Siveone
Account Manager: Thanos Gemenis
Highest Rated
Great work, great insight and great execution!
What may be confusing though and rise questions like "why is there dog crap where they are dancing?" is that the people are dressed up like that. I mean they didn''t need to show the buddhist guy but just a guy making the pose (as if he is a buddhist) and add some kind of headline getting the message across. Same for the ballarina and the zorba guy. Just a suggestion...
cool illustration style
life is a playground
Amazing Distorted Illustrations.
Make it simple..
good illustrations... but srsly .. nt great ads dey make!!
I agree - cool illustrations but why is there dog crap where they are dancing?
Some people are too slow... These series of ads mean that when people step on dog sh!t they tend to check their feet and make these ridiculous poses as if they are dancing ballet, and so on...
Clever ads are for Clever people
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@Gualcor Before you tell people they are "too slow," consider the audience. Ads are supposed to understood immediately, not after careful examination. And I don't think this ad is perfect.There isn't 100% truth to this. Not all people who look af their foot after stepping in dog shit are doing a "ridiculous pose;" Maybe if people are unable to balance they might do that, but that makes about half of us. And the mere fact that I can argue this and I didn't understand the ad at first doesn't make me slow, it just makes the ad weaker. The ad should be incontestable and I should "get it" right away.
I will say the ad is visually appealing and it has a good line. I give it a 7.
Oh, and what the hell kind of condescending crap is that you say? "Clever ads for Clever people"??? That is exactly what advertising shouldn't be. Never talk down to your audience. Ever.
Great work, great insight and great execution!
What may be confusing though and rise questions like "why is there dog crap where they are dancing?" is that the people are dressed up like that. I mean they didn''t need to show the buddhist guy but just a guy making the pose (as if he is a buddhist) and add some kind of headline getting the message across. Same for the ballarina and the zorba guy. Just a suggestion...
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