Ok. Agreed. Ecomist refreshes the air. But no way to agree that this campaign for Ecomist is as refreshing as the products.
ecomist cigarettes
This print campaign, developed by Y&R Johannesburg, features flowers made of fish, cigarettes and onions.
Credits
Agency: Y&R Johannesburg
Chief creative officer: Michael Blore
Executive creative director: Liam Wielopolski
Art director: Tanya de Lange
copywriter: Lwazi Mkhize
photographer Michael Meyersfeld.
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