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Executive Creative Director: Keith Ho
Creative Director: Eddie Hui, Edmond Chan
Art Director: Edmond Chan, Gloria Fung, Leslie Wong
Copywriter: Eddie Hui, Wilson Ang
Photographer: Garry Chan
Retoucher: Shing
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To me, this seems to be half-baked. It’s so preposterous that it doesn’t come across the way it’s intended. I just can’t see someone saying “Oh my! That Plug-In is strong!” or “Ha, ha, ha — that’s so funny — a skunk with a Plug-In!!” I want more.
I don’t like tail in the air because the skunk seems startled. If it were in character the body language would be more elegant.
I do like that there’s no logo in the lower-right corner.