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Vicks Nyquil Lets You Dance
Vicks NyQuil Lets You Dance
Posted on January 23, 2009
This new ad for NyQuil also uses a strong image. There’s a photo of an empty dose cup. The NyQuil that’s left in the cup forms the image of a couple dancing. The message of the image is that after you take NyQuil, you’ll feel better and you’ll be able to go out and dance.

Advil PM in-house poster - A poster I created for Wyeth to promote Advil PM within their company.
Using the product to illustrate icons to represent sleeping and the midnight blue coloration to convey rest & relaxation.

RU-21: Print Campaign
Keep your eyes peeled for the RU-21 print ads hitting newspapers and magazines through the country in the lead up to summer. http://www.ru21.co.nz/PRESS.html Blowfish
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