What Goes Around Comes Around


Great example of using the medium to help make your message. Definitely a "wish I'd thought of that" campaign, huh, Anthony?

Client: Global Coalition for Peace
Advertising Agency: Big Ant International, New York, USA
Creative Director: Alfred Sewon Park
Copywriters: William Tran, Francisco Hui
Art Directors: Jeseok Yi, Frank Anselmo

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