They need to have a sterio system incorporated into this ad that plays the famous law and order “dunk dunk” sound every 5 minutes.
Another brilliant example of bringing an advert campaign to life. Catching the attention of the audience and demonstrating what the programme entails.
What’s it look like in the daytime?
Nice question Von…
This ad would seem as stupid in the daytime as brilliant at the night
This design blurs the line between static and dynamic media. You can almost see the light swinging a little! Very effective, I love it.
its a great idea, sample and realistic, very good
Great ad. Anytime you bring an advert to life with technique like these you’re sure to catch more attention.
Wow… I really like this kind of Ad.
Sweet
great advertising concept. Love the 3D effect it portrays with the arm and light extending above the billboard.
[Scott Perez-Fox Says:
May 1st, 2009 at 9:06 am
I love when ads like this credit a Copywriter. Brilliant prose, my friends.]
I was irritated by this comment of yours. Of course they should credit the copywriter – in the copywriter’s capacity as an ideas person. At least 50% of the time, the copywriter half of the team has the ‘idea’, and the art director just draws it up! Writers can think visually too – and often do. And when they do they should be credited.
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I love when ads like this credit a Copywriter. Brilliant prose, my friends.