File:Kipper 1980 ad - submarine and kipper.jpg

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Description	A frame from Clearwater and TBWA's 1980 advertisement "Kipper", showing the mouse having transformed into a submarine-eating kipper (not a slipper) to attack the cat (who is now a submarine). The LEGO models pictured were designed by David Lyall.
Date	1980
Source	Bishop, Louise, ed. (1996). The Art Direction Book. Crans, Switzerland: Rotovision SA. p. 171. ISBN 2-88046-284-3.
Author	Clearwater Films
Permission (Reusing this file)	License based on official upload (2008 version) by TBWA Worldwide on Vimeo. The 2008 version applies a widescreen crop, though only the white space at the top of this frame is cropped.

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