Coolest Environmental Advertising
source: http://www.treehugger.com/galleries/2009/06/coolest_environmental_advertis.php?page=1
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The poster promoted ACT Reponsible's exhibition last week at Cannes 2009. According to Creative Director Fred Claviere, it was a hard choice to use an image this provocative. But in his own words: "We have to make people react...it was simply too urgent to not use it."
ACT-Responsible organizes the work of advertisers promoting sustainable causes into three categories: Taking care of (1) the planet, (2) yourself, and (3) others. But their own work, provocatively depicting the tragic consequences of our choices on future generations, deserves to lead this slideshow on the coolest environmental advertising.
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ACT-Responsible organizes the work of advertisers promoting sustainable causes into three categories: Taking care of (1) the planet, (2) yourself, and (3) others. But their own work, provocatively depicting the tragic consequences of our choices on future generations, deserves to lead this slideshow on the coolest environmental advertising.
Hit the link for more . . .
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googolplexer
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great visual
- 2 years ago
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googolplexer
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balderdashandpiffle
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I think it could be effective if a little too subtle at first glance unless you really see the poster you could pass it without the message registering.
- 2 years ago
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balderdashandpiffle
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ZeldaMasterZapp
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More liberal taking it too far BS, look at that... Michael Jackson is a pedo, atheism is bad, but it's cool to post around pics of little girls being noosed?
While ur at it(and I'm black) why not throw a little black girl in their too. Shame Shame.
- 2 years ago
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ZeldaMasterZapp
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zoloftkid
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The homeless polar bears, the McDonald's commercial, and the naked bank commercials were the best .
- 2 years ago
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zoloftkid
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ChrisWT
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This should be everywhere!
- 2 years ago
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ChrisWT
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larrysnotes
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Poorly dressed for the cold, point is taken.
- 2 years ago
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larrysnotes
