Title | DROUGHT |
Brand | GREENPEACE MALAYSIA |
Product / Service | GREENPEACE MALAYSIA |
Category | B04. Posters |
Entrant | HAKUHODO MALAYSIA Selangor, MALAYSIA |
Idea Creation | HAKUHODO MALAYSIA Selangor, MALAYSIA |
Production | ILLUSION Bangkok, THAILAND |
Name | Company | Position |
---|---|---|
Woon Hoh | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Chief Creative Officer |
Nicholas Kosasih | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Executive Creative Director |
Max Tan | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Creative Director |
John Dorai | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Creative Director |
Ray Goh | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Creative Director |
Loo Kok Seng | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Head of Art |
Loo Kok Seng | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Art Director |
Ray Goh | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Copywriter |
Vince Lee | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Copywriter |
Ryusuke Oda | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Managing Director |
Mabel Lee | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | General Manager |
Rose Nelli Rusli | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Account Director |
Daniel Lim | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Strategic Planner |
Chris Yeap | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Production Manager |
Rea Lam | Hakuhodo Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Production Assistant |
Illusion, Bangkok | Illusion, Bangkok | Illustrator |
Illusion, Bangkok | Illusion, Bangkok | CGI Artist |
The solution is to depict a future landscape, ravaged by drought with a visual twist - the mud cracks are form by logs of wood from destroyed forests, which fills the barren land that stretches as far as the eye can see. The message ends in a cautionary note: "Don't cut off our planet's water source", and a call-to-action to pledge support to the cause at Greenpeace website.
To stay in line on saving trees, the visual was created entirely with CGI. The shock and awe approach is meant to provoke thought and awareness, in hope that policy makers will keep in mind the importance of forests in future development plans, and to do more to regulate the logging industry.
The campaign was a success in creating awareness among Malaysians on the issue of massive deforestation in Malaysia, and the fact that forests play a major role in our world's water supply. Social media was set abuzz with discussion about what can be done, and Greenpeace Malaysia website visits spiked. The campaign was also featured in many online news portal and blogs, with many further discussion and commentary on the issue.