Description
Print advertisement created by DDB, Hungary for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.
The same distance feels shorter.
The new Caddy Maxi.
Outstanding comfort and driving dynamism.
Creative Director: Péter Tordai
Group Heads: László Hevesi, Rodrigo Fernandes
Copywriters: László Hevesi, Giovanni Pintaude
Art directors: Rodrigo Fernandes, Carlos Ramas

This one is good. "Feeling" of shorter ride is a good insight for drivers. It means better seats, better suspension, better sonority...
BUT "feeling" of better fuel efficiency or bigger cargo capacity doesn't mean anything.
Great job.
Please check our website:
http://fredetnico.blogspot.com/
We are a young belgian team with one year experience, so give us any comments you want. Everything is good to know to improvie in the right way.
sorry but there's nothing original, very basic execution.
Everybody is creative, be yourself.

I think this campaign is destined to please graphic designers, but I'm not sure how the general public will receive it.
i got a little confuse about the concept at first because the illusion.
Dream needs to be big!
Very nice idea and art direction. Well done.
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lacks the excitement of the brand. should be pepped up a bit.
shahid
Hey, I love these ads. I've been thinking it'd be cool to use optical illusions in ads, but never got around to it. This entire set hit the nail on the head, and it doesn't hurt that the look and feel is so Volkwagonish - odd, round edges here and there. lol, nevermind...

sure the copy make scence but I see no connection between two circles and a car.
Awesome ideation!
http://twitter.com/JCSaiKrishna
I'm excited to know my mistakes!
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