Advertising Agency: TBWA\Vietnam
Also the gaphic in the ad gives the feeling of destroy , sad and non-hopeful.However the transfomation of displaying the words( Let the... ) are so good for read and appreciate in visual.
Divided into four distinct phases, Discover, Define, Develop and Deliver, it maps the divergent and convergent stages of the design process, showing the different modes of thinking that designers use.
Discover:The first quarter of the double diamond model marks the start of the project. This begins with an initial idea or inspiration, often sourced from a discovery phase in which user needs are identified.
Define:The second quarter of the double diamond model represents the definition stage, in which interpretation and alignment of these needs to business objectives is achieved.
Develop:The third quarter marks a period of development where design-led solutions are developed, iterated and tested within the company.
Deliver:The final quarter of the double diamond model represents the delivery stage, where the resulting product or service is finalised and launched in the relevant market.This is very useful diagram for us to understand the status of designing; go http://www.designcouncil.org.uk/en/About-Design/managingdesign/The-Study-of-the-Design-Process/ to get the details.
"Fresh" campaign KFC decided to "Re-fresh" city streets as a tie-in to its new "fresh" campaign, which focuses on food quality. "It was always our plan to make our hometown of Louisville the first city for the program," KFC spokesman Rick Maynard said, adding that pothole-fixing season was an additional impetus. "The mayor was very excited about the program and even stopped by yesterday afternoon when the crew was refreshing the first bunch of potholes."
"This program is a perfect example of that rare and optimal occurrence when a company can creatively market itself and help local governments and everyday Americans across the country," said Javier Benito, exec VP-marketing and food innovation at KFC.
Creating goodwill
Perhaps most importantly, while KFC seems more suited to pot pies than potholes and efforts like these are unlikely to sell chicken sandwiches in the short term, the company is likely to build a reservoir of goodwill among the general population -- particularly when they arrive at the pothole they've gotten used to swerving around...
http://adage.com/article?article_id=135534