GPY&R Melbourne publishes ‘The Bottom Drawer’ colouring book filled with rejected ad concepts

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The Bottom Drawer. Hero pic.jpgLooking for a last minute Christmas present, for the person who has everything?

 

Just in time for Christmas, GPY&R Melbourne has published the Bottom Drawer Colouring Book: Advertising sketches that research didn’t like, but your kids will love.

 

For every ad that makes it into the world, we all know there were dozens just like it that didn’t make the cut.

The Bottom Drawer. supporting pic.jpgSo rather than let these beautiful, kooky and occasionally inappropriate scamps gather dust in agency bottom drawers, GPY&R Melbourne has taken them out of context and compiled them into a colouring book. Perfect for that Nephew who already has a PS4, iPad air, and a military grade drone.

 

The Bottom Drawer. supporting pic2.jpgThe Bottom Drawer is lovingly printed using 100% recycled paper and recycled concepts. Featuring over 50 pages of rejected, but strangely compelling concept sketches, it can be purchased at select bookstores or online.

 

You can share your colourful masterpieces online. Or if you have a scamp that broke your heart when it was rejected, upload it for the next edition.