SG Auto; So powerful, its print ad can pickup an entire newspaper column.

Excellent example of print advertising; upon closer inspection we see the pickup “picking up” a newspaper column. Eye catching, and very witty.

On a side note, if you click the “read more” link and then click to enlarge the pic, notice the article on some Japanese technology on the left page, upper middle… wtf is that? 

Advertising Agency: W&K Advertising, Beijing, China
Creative Director: Li Chen
Art Director: Miao Qiu, Li Chen
Copywriter: Shen Li
Published: September 2006

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