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Twist & Shout

Our first work for Gola has just gone live. One of those ideas that’s simple at concept level, but a lot harder to execute. Trying to get paint out of a trainer is like getting blood out of a stone. Or something.

You can read more about the project here, with all the official Press Release type stuff. Thanks to everyone who worked on it, especially photographer John Ross, assisted brilliantly by Debs and Tony, and Debbie at Darkroom Digital.

10 Responses to Twist & Shout

  1. Cool.
    Where can i get some of those?
    I want to try that out.

    When i do that to my trainers, just sweat,
    fluff and a few pubes fall out.

    H.

    on December 18, 2008 by Howie
  2. love that!

    on January 1, 2009 by paul
  3. Nice, great idea and visuals!

    on January 2, 2009 by Adam
  4. nice.

    on January 15, 2009 by facu
  5. Looks similar ??? google this…

    Nike: Shox, 1 | Ads of the World

    on February 6, 2009 by bob
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  8. In reply to ‘bob’ Yes! you’re absolutely right. The nike ad has what looks like paint on it. Then on the Love ad, yes there it is again – paint!
    I think perhaps we should all look for ads with paint on and bring the creators to book. This blatant plagiarism has to be stopped!

    on March 18, 2009 by andy
  9. That looks REALLY hard to do..

    on July 3, 2009 by Creative Graphic Design
  10. I like this advert project quite a bit. Definately got a whiff of the Nike advert about it but there is something about Gola……. cant put my finger on it but its cool!

    on November 24, 2009 by Manchester Airport Parking

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