Rain-drenched Paris makes a McDonald's delivery seem enticing in this French campaign
TBWA/Paris worked with photographer Roberto Badin on beautiful print ads
By
Alexandra Jardine
Published On
Feb 05, 2019
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Photographer Roberto Badin (whose work includes "Inside Japan") helped create a new print campaign for McDonald's France that features beautiful images of a rain-drenched Paris.
The ads, by TBWA/Paris, depict buildings and stormy skies seen through windows soaked in the rain and simply carry the words "McDeliver" and a McDonald's logo. The idea is that customers can look to McDelivery when it's wet outside and don't want to go out.
The understated simplicity is in line with past efforts from the agency, which include this evocative "late night" campaign that depicts iconic menu items like a Big Mac and fries in Lite Brite-style imagery.
Credits
- Date
- Feb 05, 2019
- Client :
- McDonald's-France
- Agency :
- TBWA/Paris
- Advertising Manager :
- Xavier Royaux
- Advertising Manager :
- José Jacinto
- Advertising Manager :
- Benoit Kolb
- Advertising Manager :
- Luc Bourgery
- Advertising Manager :
- Jonathan Serog
- Advertising Manager :
- Emmanuelle Escalere
- Advertising Manager :
- Matthieu Charles
- Executive Creative Director :
- Benjamin Marchal
- Executive Creative Director :
- Faustin Claverie
- Copywriter :
- David Philip
- Art Director :
- Olivier Mularski
- Photographer :
- Roberto Badin
- Art Buyer :
- Elise Kubler
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