OMG stunning!
To advertise their sharp knives, the brand name which I can not read (is it "long term"?) and ad agency "invisible", guangzhou cut really intricate motifs in thick paper posters and hung them in appropriate places.
A door God, a few lucky fish and a gorgeous looking vase inside.
Who said Chinese advertising was naive? This is fantastic! I want some!
Ad agency: invisible
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This is really stunning work. I want some too.
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PermalinkTres magnific!
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PermalinkFantastic!
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PermalinkThese are really beautiful. Impressive work.
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Permalinklooks good, but, fake client and fake execution.
forthemore, this kind of papercutting is very common in the market. some factory produce thousands for retail during the Chinese New Year.
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PermalinkDamn, fake client? Obviously I don't know much about Chinese brands, so I don't know. That would suck.
FYI everyone, submitting spec work here is OK, just TELL US that it's SPEC. Please.
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PermalinkOh fuck, I was all ready to love this but I can not stand scam ads.
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PermalinkScam ad? What a shame.
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PermalinkI think it's really bad as I come from China.
It's even not an idea at all, the traditional paper-cutting stuff is quite common in my country, in the past those craftsmen usually do paper-cutting with scissors, but nowadays, I suppose it's normally not hand-made.
So what amazed people is just the paper-cutting itself, not the idea, it's so naive to just put a logo on it.
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PermalinkThis sucks.
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