Yes, we've got yet another example of the dangers of using stock imagery. Antoan sent in this badland duo of a newly released billboard of Nova Television TV station in Sofia, Bulgaria and a print ad for Renault.
Renault:
Nova:
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i appreciate the problem, but from a client & agency perspective, the odds of anyone seeing both (let alone remembering both) are so minutely small.
that being said, it's a nice little idea, but nothing spectacular.
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PermalinkI find it rather bizarre though - not the stock-coincidence but rather that the image doesn't seem like stock. Seems to me that the Nova campaign simply ripped and flipped the Renault image.
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PermalinkWhere is that Nova campaign from? Is that cyrillic?
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PermalinkNova Television TV station in Sofia, Bulgaria
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