WildAid Traps

Posted by Dan Matutina | 29-04-2008 16:21 | Category: Animal rights

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Copy: “Only could the remaining 300 Asian Black Bears talk, they’d tell us that our consumption is the most dangerous trap.”

Really fresh idea, but I think the copy needs tweaking… Print Ad series made by JWT Taipei for WildAid.


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Copy: “Only could the remaining 3000 Black Rhinos talk, they’d tell us that our consumption is the most dangerous trap.”

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Copy: “Only could the remaining few Siberian Tigers talk, they’d tell us that our consumption is the most dangerous trap.”


Advertiser:
WildAid
Agency:
JWT Taipei
Additional credits:
Advertising Agency: JWT, Taipei, Taiwan
Creative Directors: Michael Dee, I-Fei Chang
Art Directors: Ken Wu, Tom Huang
Copywriter: Ivy Lu


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I’m sure it sounds better in Chinese

Posted by Gordon | 2-05-2008 23:34

My comment



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