OFF THE VINE: Has success gone to our heads? ... No way, man!

<p>Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore, which won the Golden Gong at the </p><p>Singapore Creative Circle Awards late last year with a campaign for </p><p>Discovery Asia, has revealed the creative geniuses behind the agency's </p><p>triumph at the show - copywriter Renee Lim and art director Maurice Wee </p><p>(above) scooped a total of five golds and two bronzes on top of the </p><p>Golden Gong. Now, if you recall, the Discovery Asia winner featured </p><p>people with extremely large foreheads, suggesting an extremely large </p><p>brain contained therein (see MEDIA, November 10, 2000). Those of you who </p><p>were wondering how Saatchis came up with the idea need ponder no longer. </p><p>Evidently, Renee and Maurice simply modelled the concept on themselves. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

by | 01/19/2001

Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore, which won the Golden Gong at the

Singapore Creative Circle Awards late last year with a campaign for

Discovery Asia, has revealed the creative geniuses behind the agency's

triumph at the show - copywriter Renee Lim and art director Maurice Wee

(above) scooped a total of five golds and two bronzes on top of the

Golden Gong. Now, if you recall, the Discovery Asia winner featured

people with extremely large foreheads, suggesting an extremely large

brain contained therein (see MEDIA, November 10, 2000). Those of you who

were wondering how Saatchis came up with the idea need ponder no longer.

Evidently, Renee and Maurice simply modelled the concept on themselves.