The Pictionary Campaign Brings the Board Game to Life
Meghan Young — August 8, 2010 — Marketing
Seems like advertising agency Oglivy and Mather is at it again with their cute and clever Pictionary campaign. Slightly tweaking their last advertisements, these ones focus on objects inspired by the childish sketches that are cooked up during a night with the board game.
Headed by Colombian Art director Juan Jose Posada, the Pictionary campaign was awarded at the 2010 Wave Festival in Brazil, and at the 2010 Jade Festival in Antigua, according to Whitezine.
Headed by Colombian Art director Juan Jose Posada, the Pictionary campaign was awarded at the 2010 Wave Festival in Brazil, and at the 2010 Jade Festival in Antigua, according to Whitezine.
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