Print Advertising, print marketing and still advertising news.

Lux Ads Photo Commercials Fashion Contact

           


Stop men! Destruction of trees.

Comments (0)

15 February, 2009

by Sonia

rettet-den-regenwald-saw-valley

I think this advertisement is clever. I thought it was so clever that I followed the link to the website and was bitterly disappointed to find it in a language I can’t understand.

The graphics do the job well. The chainsaws look like sad and desolate tree stumps in a post-apocalyptic world where there is no sunshine or happiness. It reminds me of the Industrial Revolution where the only way that the average person could live was by subjecting themselves to a slow and painful demise on the factory floor. A world where all colour is smothered by the poo-brown of infrastructure and urbanization. The advertisement faces us with the reality of what we are doing to the world- hopefully it wasn’t a scan of a paper print-out.

The statistic is confronting and real, but it just kind of leaves me feeling like that little child who accidentally ruined the icing on the birthday cake. Child-me is standing there with her hands open, held out in front of her proclaiming innocence with icing-sticky fingers. As I look at this advertisement I can feel a fear tightening in my chest as I hold out my hands in feigned innocence, hoping no one notices the chainsaw in my pocket.

Advertising Agency: DRAFTFCB, Germany
Creative Director: Bill Biancoli
Art Director: Jessica Schneider
Copywriter: Christian Stamp

  • Reddit
  • del.icio.us
  • Mixx
  • Technorati
  • StumbleUpon

Related Story


Leave a comment



Most Popular Ads



Trends Blogs - BlogCatalog Blog Directory


              


Ad Campaign Archive

Dazed & Confused 3 Dazed & Confused Magazine, I am dazed 'n confused... is there an idea in this?

random image Renault Kangoo: Spot the difference

supa-shake-the-refueling-plane Supa Shake: The refueling plane

wwflungs WWF - Before Its Too Late
Advertise on StillAd

About StillAd

Stillad is a weblog dedicated to obsessively profiling and reviewing new print marketing and still advertising news.

We hope that you'll find every post entertaining, fun and sometimes useful, and would love to hear your opinion in the comments and if there's something you'd like to see covered, just send us an email.