The Polar Light Campaign is Intoxicating
Alex Scott — March 1, 2010 — Marketing
References: lacancha.ve & adsoftheworld
While the recent Stella campaign has been one of my favorite ads in a long time, the Polar Light Campaign, may be a new contender in the world of print.
Created by the agency La Cancha, the Polar Light Campaign is new the newest marketing plug by the Venezuelan beer company. This is one of the best examples of art direction I've seen in years. It's too bad this beer isn't available in Canada because the Polar Light Campaign is definitely making me crave a cold one.
Created by the agency La Cancha, the Polar Light Campaign is new the newest marketing plug by the Venezuelan beer company. This is one of the best examples of art direction I've seen in years. It's too bad this beer isn't available in Canada because the Polar Light Campaign is definitely making me crave a cold one.
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