The Arne Jacobsen Chair? (right here) The Ormond Gigli framing? (right here) The style photoshoot which is clearly impressed by the Kasimir Malevich suprematism “the sportsmen sequence”? The Orbolu which clearly stems from the “blu(e) angel” by Marlene Dietrich and that unimaginable Milton Greene picture which confirmed the actress as recognized simply by her legs?
Concepts come from place and there’s no disgrace in that. After all, there’s a skinny line between plagiarism or irony or tribute. Sensible advertisers know the distinction, low-cost ones merely copy as is (no names however severely, the idiocy had hit unthinkable treshold in Lebanon). All this with out speaking about some obscure comparative/non-comparative ad which skirts the legislation with out breaking it (right here).
As soon as extra, I’m blessed/cursed of getting an infinite archive – each on my PC and in my thoughts. I can see the place the ad generated, and generally (and right here I am going again to my very own profession) you simply amalgamate 2-3 totally different inspirations, mix them, and voila, you will have a “new” idea.
Once more, generally advertisers are too silly, or have a large-ego. They refuse to confess that they have been influenced by something (some idiots say so about advertisements they clearly copied!). Effectively, nothing fallacious with a little bit of inspiration really. You keep in mind one thing after which dip it in a unique sauce and there you might be. I all the time return to that instance the place, on the finish of the egoiste fragrance ad for Chanel, Jean-Paul Goude inserted the identical sort of Rolls Royce current on the backside of the Ormond Gigli photograph. Effectively, if there was ever a inventive wink, this have to be it!
So there isn’t a disgrace in the event you borrow an thought and make it your individual. So long as you do not stupidly copy.
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