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Honda Defence

31 Oct 2006

Again lovely artistic artwork, this time for Honda’s helmets. The style refers to ancient Japanese drawings from the age of Samurai, and the ads seem to be drawn on parchment sheets. The mixture of technology, old martial art techniques versus modern defence items, has been carefully chosen to illustrate the copy that has been written vertically (top-down) in the upper-right corners.

Helmet Ken

Copy:
“There is no guardian angel in Japanese culture. There’s no need.”
“Helmet Ken, Japanese for Sword”
“Centuries-old technology”

Helmet Ken

Copy:
“The best defence is a good defence.”
“Helmet Kiba, Japanese for feline tooth”
“Centuries-old technology”

Helmet Ken

Copy:
“It’s harder to save your honour than your life.”
“Helmet Kame, Japanese for Tortoise”
“Centuries-old technology”

Agency: JWT, Barcelona, Spain
Art director: Michele Salati
Copywriter: Javier Valero
Illustrator: Pedro Espinosa

 
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Posted by Miel Van Opstal in Advertising, Campaigns, Marketing

 

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  1. StylMiasta.pl » Honda Defence

    November 3, 2006 at 7:05 pm

    [...] PozostaƂe dwa obrazki tutaj. [...]

     
  2. kiba

    June 5, 2007 at 10:34 am

    Javier Valero is not the copywriter of this ad