War & Oil
Touraj Sabery Vand (151 points) | Sat, 2006-05-13 12:51
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The title War & Oil is not needed. You don't say what you show.
I guess the Icones speak for themselves no need to have many explanations, I like the conttext and the cognotation. Way to go!
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We´ll always have Paris! Humphrey Bogart
This is a very powerful Advertisement. I agree that the Title is not needed because the evolution is self explanitory. WELL DONE!
ajojeda
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This is a concept worth of attention. It is worth a global campaign. Right choice of color, composition and great execution. I agree with the comments above too.
mokenke
The design is great, but I'm not struck by a particular message. What's this poster's stance on the issue? That should be your tagline at the end, I feel, not just 'War for Oil'.
Otherwise, good thought on this one.
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Dirt and Rust
I love this. Your execution is spot on.
I agree with the above comments—you definitely don't need to have the words War & Oil in the poster. It seems redundant with the iconography.
It's perfect as-is. Good job! Definitely conveys the message.
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