DHL – Express Delivery Print Campaign
Created by BBDO Russia: “We wanted to convey that DHL Express delivers so fast and that it truly cares for the emotional value people have to the things they send, that every time they send their goods through our DHL Express offices, it feels like they are giving it immediately to the receiver on the other side of the counter.” (Click images to zoom)
Credits:
Creative Directors: Luis Tauffer, Andres Vergara
Art Director: Luis Tauffer
Copywriters: Luis Tauffer, Andres Vergara
Photographer: Carioca
Art buyer: Giuliana Giora
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