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Cutting Edge Advertising II (Paperback)
by Jim Aitchison
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Author: Jim Aitchison
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Pub. in: October, 2003
ISBN: 9812445579
Pages: 424
Measurements: 9 x 6 x 0.9 inches
Origin of product: USA
Order code: BA01408
Other information: 978-9812445575
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Jim Aitchison, an Australian, was a former creative director of Singapore¡¯s legendary Ball Partnership and Batey Ads. He has won hundreds of awards (many for Chinese ads which he wrote), and judged some of the world¡¯s top shows.
After twenty years in advertising, he is now an author and divides his time between Singapore and New York.
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A new full-colour edition of the world¡¯s most highly regarded book on print advertising. Following the success of the first edition, Cutting Edge Advertising II has become the standard global text on print creativity for professionals, marketers and students. Dozens of new cutting edge print advertisements have been included from the US, UK, Australia and Asia. But that¡¯s not all. For the first time, readers will get to see the latest work from the Philippines, South Africa, China and Eastern Europe. The ads are bigger, clearer and bolder. Virtually every ad is shown on a page of its own, making the text easier to read. In addition, new creative voices have been added to the main text.
No other advertising reference book offers so much colour, new classic ads, coupled with a stellar cast of creative giants, giving page-by-page advice. A thicker, more colourful value-packed book ¨C now in hardcover and paperback.
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A guest reviewer, USA
<2008-07-07 00:00>
I'm afraid that this book might empower other readers as much as it has empowered me - thus making the industry all the more competitive. CEA II opened creative channels in brain which I did not know existed. At the risk of being dramatic, this masterpiece made me realize my true path in the world of advertising. I only hope my chances are better than the next reader of this wonderful book. |
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