Talk to the hand in Boys & Girls Clubs ads
Hill, Holliday's pro-bono effort for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston is clearly well intentioned. The work is themed "In these hands," and in a rare example of truth in advertising, we do indeed get images of young peoples' hands—in this case, covered with copy. I think the kids got a little sweaty, because some of the text seems smudged, and it's hard to read in spots. No matter. Let's just assume the tales are wrenching, gripping and "real," ... yadda, yadda. Frankly, I'm just gonna hop online right now and make a donation before giant billboards start popping up all over town and those huge, inky hands reach down from the sky and make me feel even guiltier about my soft suburban life. |
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October 30, 2008 in Boys & Girls Clubs, Gianatasio, Hill Holliday, PSAs | Permalink |
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I digress. While I like the ads, the text seems photoshopped, it seems too symmetrical to be actually hand written.
Posted by: Becca | Nov 5, 2008 8:29:28 PM
