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Clever Ad: Always First

By Eugene Kim on February 22, 2011

Thomas Ilum and Zoe Vogelius, two students at Miami Ad School in Hamburg, came up with this clever concept for Fedex titled “Always First.” I'm sure DHL is thrilled. lol.

via [ads of the world], [laughing squid]

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