where do you draw the line with ads?
Thank goodness this is only a comp, or student project.
I'm pretty tolerant and loving of all advertising, just about everywhere. But the concept above got me to thinking, "where are your personal limits?" Even for me, billboards on my beach would cross the line. Yet I'm ok with beach sand advertising. Lines are drawn differently person to person, market to market, culture to culture.
What about you?
Labels: adindustry, ads, outdoor
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:13 AM
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That movie blew. But aside from those creative differences we may have, agreed. There are enough eyesores in a crowded beach.
There's no way, even as student spec, that this would fly. The thought is nice, but...we kinda live in the have to make sure it can be produced world.