Kia and Sheep. Wait, There’s a Difference?

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For the print component of the Kia Soul campaign, David & Goliath go an eye-catching, if tired, route: See pawns. See Soul. A new way to roll.

At first glance, we involuntarily thought, “Kia: synonymous with pawns.” It took a few slow neuron-firings for us to be all, “Oh, wait. Kia: the break from the norm.” And even then, we were like, “…nah.”

Not super thrilling work. Then again, when was the last time a Kia got you hot? Variants include Sheep and Fish.

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Steve Hall

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