Scion Magazine Campaign Gets Update

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Last summer, ATTIK , Scion’s creative agency, began releasing a series of gatefold print ads that use a three-stage approach. The first stage is “Inspiration,” and shows something that might inspire Scion’s audience to personalize their vehicle. Next comes “Realization,” where a Scion model has been customized in a style matching the inspiration. The third stage is “Personalization,” where a stock version of the Scion model is shown with available accessories for customization. A new ad in the series from ATTIK called Scion xB City of Dreams was inspired by 25- year-old fine artist Books IIII, whose work has been showcased in numerous gallery exhibitions, including the 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 INSTALLATION art tours sponsored by Scion.

Between now and June, the new ad will appear in lifestyle magazines aimed at young urban trend leaders, including Juxtapoz, Rides, Revolver, Theme Magazine and others.

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