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Sorry. Kids don’t play with crazy glue ( at least with half decent parenting ). That stuff takes off skin. Not realistic.
That being said targetting adults like this.. mm. its kinda cute and messed up at the same time.., I still think its not a campaign and is more of a good one off.
first one is very tasteless. others aren’t so bad, but i agree with rob - i did think they’d been stuck in place first before i noticed they’re trying to glue their missing appendages back.
[...] Schöne Anzeigen von DDB Australien (Sidney? Melbourne?) für einen Superkleber von Henkel. Passt gut, dass dieses Spielzeug nach Hilfe schreit nachdem Ihnen Körperteile abgetrennt wurden. Wahrscheinlich ist es wirklich überall so, das Jungs ihr Spielzeug häufiger (unabsichtlich) kaputt machen. Von hier. [...]
i wanted to find that miami ad school work mentioned above but i feel it’s totally different and not nearly as clever as this ad.
i see how someone might think that kids do not play with super glue but you have to just laugh at this wor. i always try to get an ad down to its simpelist elements and i am thinking this work does it well. so well done. its funny.
January 22nd, 2008 at 3:24 am
Hm, somewhat bad taste I guess?
January 22nd, 2008 at 7:28 am
this is a student concept from miami ad school
who won a how award quite a few years ago.
its on their website > work > page 5.
not exact images but maybe a bit more entertaining.
January 22nd, 2008 at 9:52 am
It’s a nice idea, although the absolute first thing that leapt into my head was: are those toys stuck to the tabletops with rogue superglue?
January 23rd, 2008 at 9:42 am
Sorry. Kids don’t play with crazy glue ( at least with half decent parenting ). That stuff takes off skin. Not realistic.
That being said targetting adults like this.. mm. its kinda cute and messed up at the same time.., I still think its not a campaign and is more of a good one off.
January 23rd, 2008 at 12:21 pm
first one is very tasteless. others aren’t so bad, but i agree with rob - i did think they’d been stuck in place first before i noticed they’re trying to glue their missing appendages back.
January 25th, 2008 at 9:17 am
[...] Schöne Anzeigen von DDB Australien (Sidney? Melbourne?) für einen Superkleber von Henkel. Passt gut, dass dieses Spielzeug nach Hilfe schreit nachdem Ihnen Körperteile abgetrennt wurden. Wahrscheinlich ist es wirklich überall so, das Jungs ihr Spielzeug häufiger (unabsichtlich) kaputt machen. Von hier. [...]
January 26th, 2008 at 6:33 pm
i wanted to find that miami ad school work mentioned above but i feel it’s totally different and not nearly as clever as this ad.
i see how someone might think that kids do not play with super glue but you have to just laugh at this wor. i always try to get an ad down to its simpelist elements and i am thinking this work does it well. so well done. its funny.
January 28th, 2008 at 12:47 pm
It is funny and its target clearly isn’t kids. So it works fine.
April 8th, 2008 at 7:05 am
[...] On another note, one that has done the round of the blogs is this ad for super glue by Australian agency DDB. Via AD Goodness. [...]