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leadvertiser
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Klondike Ice Cream

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A one shot I did for Klondike Ice Cream Bars.
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Prasoon
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Post by Prasoon »

i think this is too literal. i like your other ads better.
leadvertiser
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Hmm..

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Yes. I've gotten better comments when I first comp'd up the ad. After I re-art directed it to a more simple ad, I started getting less positive responses.

thanks for the feedback! keep em com'n

Phuong Le

PS: here is the old ad. I posted it up, just for kicks~
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leadvertiser
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Hmm..

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Yes. I've gotten better comments when I first comp'd up the ad. After I re-art directed it to a more simple ad, I started getting less positive responses.

thanks for the feedback! keep em com'n

Phuong Le

PS: here is the old ad. I posted it up, just for kicks~
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Post by MissMallu »

agree with prasoon. hey where is the new image?
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Post by leadvertiser »

Oops..maybe the file was too big
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Post by Desh Premi »

this one obviously more clever.
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Post by leadvertiser »

perhaps i should stick with the old AD then?
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Post by Priyanka »

like the old one too.
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Post by leadvertiser »

then let it be knowwwwwwwwn! I will stick with the old format. Thanks for helping me make my decision everyone.
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Post by advertisingh »

Er... I know, I know... I'm late! But what is the white strip doing there at the bottom (in the older version)? It is all about reducing the number of elements. The strip is not adding anything to the ad. The forest picture could have been bleed.
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Post by advertisingh »

Er... I know, I know... I'm late! But what is the white strip doing there at the bottom (in the older version)? It is all about reducing the number of elements. The strip is not adding anything to the ad. The forest picture could have been bleed.
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Post by leadvertiser »

yes. I agree. The white strip doesn't do much for the ad. I'm still working on figuring out where the logo and tagline can live. Any suggestions?

Phuong Le (LEE)
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