Advertising Agency: Callegari Berville Grey, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director: Andrea Stillacci
Creative Directors: Giovanni Settesoldi, Luissandro Del Gobbo
Art Director: Giovanni Settesoldi
Copywriter: Luissandro Del Gobbo
Photographer: Riccardo Bagnoli
Illustrator: Claudio Luparelli
albeit violent its funny. good work.
What a wonderful photography, well done italians in Paris
è una campagna che avrei voluto fare io. stupenda.
bravissimi.
M.
Bravissimi. Issimi. Issimi.
Dont like it
State esagerando.
Niente da dire sulla bravura già affermata di qusti creativi, ma non mi sembra di dire una follia dicendo che questa è uno dei loro lavori meno riusciti. Ciò non vuol dire che sia brutta anzi, ma di certo non è fenomenale e non vincerà a Cannes.
Bella la fotografia, idea normale.
Grant fai il pubblicitario, il critico o l’indovino? O tutte e tre le cose insieme? Vorrei conoscerti dal vivo.
diesel
Please take contact with me !
i DON´T LIKE IT. THE CAMPAIGN HAS AN INTERESTING CONCEPT THAT NEVER EXPLODED, THE IMAGES ARE GOOD, BUT SO MUCH OVERACTED, THERE IS SOMETHING REALLY STATIC IN THE MOVEMENTS THAT MAKES THEM NOT BELIEVABLE, PHOTOGRAPHY HAS SOMETHING STRANGE IN THE FLYING BALLOONS AND ART DIRECTION IS REALLY UGLY IN TERMS OF TYPO, COLOURS AND WEIGHTS AND SO NAIVE WITH ALL THAT FIGURES AND DINGBATS. FOR ME, IS NOT AT THEIR USUAL LEVEL.
Un français dira que le débarquement, c’est avant 1958.
Diesel, actually.
why Diesel?
Totally different from Diesel, this seems a fresh and new idea
normale e fatta bene. un normalmente bravo a tutti
really really nice photography!
but war isn’t funny.
Just to explain my prior comment: I meant it was funny in the perverse sense that it was off key. Like looking in warped mirror or something at a carnival.
I love ‘em. Somewhat retro and modern at the same time. The violence of the images is completely overshadowed by the too-good looking clothing models. The copy is short but makes you read it a couple of times to make sure you’re not missing something that you feel should be there.
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