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Green Belgium / World Water Day: Letter

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To mark World Water Day, this mailing was sent out to companies and the press. The letter inside can only be read when held under water – proving that water really is the source of all knowledge.

“Without water, knowledge can’t flow.”

Advertising Agency: Duval Guillaume, Antwerp, Belgium
Creative Director: Geoffrey Hantson
Art Director: Gilles de Boncourt
Copywriter: Eric Becker
Released: March 2009


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Silver said,

April 21, 2009 @ 14:53

so we have to waste water to read this message. Congratulations, very coerent.

Jane of the Jungle said,

April 21, 2009 @ 15:31

Exactly! That’s also my point…

Laurence said,

April 21, 2009 @ 15:40

To me, the message is: “Without water, you wouldn’t be able to read this important message”. Correct me if I’m wrong.

micky said,

April 21, 2009 @ 15:45

Una cartolina sul problema dello spreco dell’acqua che puoi leggere solo sprecando acqua. Un capolavoro.

IT'S A JOKE!! said,

April 21, 2009 @ 15:48

Guys, a postcard in favour of water waste!!!!

tommy gun said,

April 21, 2009 @ 16:39

Would place them near the fountains in the city. Like that is very negative.
The idea is not bad, but wrong location make this terrible.

bye!

alex said,

April 21, 2009 @ 17:55

yeah. the typical stupidity of greens’ campaign – wasting limited sources to say they are protecting – not only water for reading but also money, this special-made direct mail is not cheap.

chuck said,

April 24, 2009 @ 19:56

yeah i had the exact same first reaction as most others. but maybe its not necessarily ‘wasting’ if it results in an important message. i’m on the fence about this one.

Courtney said,

April 26, 2009 @ 22:55

The strategic message of the mailer is creative, it is a clever way to show what they are attempting to say, however I do agree that in an attempt to get people to save one resource they are depleating another. It’s a very interesting way to get attention in a direct mail peice, which is usually thrown away without a second look.

Maximilian said,

May 7, 2009 @ 00:44

It’s stupid propagandizing that water is a value by wasting it.

Gregor said,

February 25, 2011 @ 11:09

anyone have any idea how this was made? please help

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