735 Views - Click for Gallery ‘Unmask the Truth’ is a print campaign ad created by Lowe Adverting Agency for OKAMI which is, I guess, some sort of financial institution located in Thailand. The strong and shocking images seem to imply that even underneath the most harmless-looking person, there is a potential thief. The three different masks shown in the ads look like pleasant and perfectly innocent people, but underneath they reveal pretty mean and angry-looking folks wearing stereotypical black bank robber masks. Via: adsoftheworld

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