Ariel Color: Stained Glass Windows
September 25, 2007 – 9:20 pm | Written by KiwiPulse
These stained glass windows ads flashed my attention. I thought that stained glass windows were used exclusively for windows of churches and cathedrals. I never thought that someone could use it for advertising. I will put these ads on the top of my favorite ad campaign for this year. Tell me, what do you think of it?
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Poland, Warsaw
Creative Director: Max Olech
Art Director: Bartek Grala
Copywriter: Daniel Piecka
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wow!I`m acually doing a report on the moai and these pictures are really helpful. Great...
Gorgeous! Saatchi and Saatchi are so clever!
And so are you for finding this!
Is it actual stained glass (in which case, I would be worried about vandals) or a stick on image which looks like stained glass (in which case it is very realistic)?
I like.
I dunno if it was made with real stained glass, but it look so real! Did you visit Saatchi and Saatchi’s website? I like their peace & love mobile.
this is wonderful! i love the colors and it reflects the “color” of the brand!
I highly doubt it was made of “real” stained glass but it was beautiful regardless and would catch my attention if I had seen this while walking down the street. Very fresh idea that I think might pay off.
I want to comment on the bus stop. I love these new bus stops! Such a great venue to place creative efforts. And many do not disappoint.
Chicago has had them in for several years. Mayor Daley saw them in Europe so we are told and even though they are expensive to intall, they are great revenue generators and that is why the city has them. I wanted to place something and inquired about the rates. If you want a spot that sits downtown and is about 30 blocks square, the rate for one bus stop for one month is $60K.
No, not stained glass. Translux (plastic film) or equivalent. Some stops are motorized and the image changes like a window shade on a continuous loop.
well if it catches the eye
, its good to go out on public.
These are just great! It makes me wonder why someone did not think of this sooner. Even if they had they would have een hard pressed to do a better job than this. A friend of mine once told me that all of the great artist’s of our day are in advertising. I think that is more true than ever.
What else can I say! Brilliant use of medium and material! Way to go - Ariel!
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Great picture man
Wow, these are just amazing!
is that in Australia?