Oh, are the vegetable so scary? The latest example for photoshop vegetable abuse in advertising. we have seen it in sex shop ads. Find out Sara’s secret and see how the naughty ladies caught in the action.
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Oh, leave the vegetable alone! Enough! But In this case it seems that the advertiser has no other option.
This print campaign for Werder Ketchup has been developed by Scholz & Friends, Berlin, Germany.
The copy reads- Makes vegetables less scary. Werder Ketchup.
CREDITS
Advertising Agency: Scholz & Friends, Berlin, Germany
Creative Director: Oliver Handlos
Art Directors: Matthias Spaetgens, Michael Hess
Copywriter: Felix Fenz
Photographer: Staudinger+Franke
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