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In the right media (say House and Garden and similar interior design magazines) this DPS press will really stand out next to the pretty shots of pretty funiture, I'm sure.
Badly placed (other media) it might get glazed over and quickly interpreted as a travel ad.
The palm tree reminds me of a Arne Jacobsen recliner, actually. I don't know if that was intentional but it works for me. ;)
Song "The way you Walk" by Papas Fritas
added trivia Tony Goddess and Papas Fritas make a big hit, thanks to TV ad at Bostonherald where the singer says : "It's weird. It's really become so defining. All of a sudden we get to have a new record out, because of a TV commercial, and there's a sticker on it that says 'as heard on the Dentyne Ice commercial.' ''
The spikes threw me off too. This ad sucks on so many levels. The gazelles and runner part is just tacky when everyone else is sporting against huge obstacles in metallic like rooms. It views more like a sample of a D.O.P skills or stock-film reel than one commercial.
Ew! Icky wires and electrodes, dark rooms and men in labcoats - just what we don't need, how about some actual common sense?
Will this end in the same way as James M. Vicarys Tachistoscope Subliminal advertising machine and simply pad the reseraches bank account before he takes off in a puff of myth? No it must be true, they use something called a electroencephalograph - it's gotta be good! :))
oooh, and look When researchers zero in on electrical activity in yet another area, they can tell which parts of commercial messages, if any, are encoded in the experimental subjects' long-term memories. - I bet this wil bring us leaps forward in curing memory dysfunction since they know so well where it resides and what it "records".
Oooops, I must have put sarcasm instead of sugar in my coffee. I'll try and read the article with a straight face now. Note that my prefrontal cortex is getting jumpy, it indicates instinctive revulsion to the idea. Must have woken up o the wrong side of my head.
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