I stumbled upon a blog focusing on Russian graphic and commercial art, and I spotted an article about a Russian Flash ad. The TV spot is for an Easter egg dye product called Mageta, and it was produced by the D.V.A. Company out of St Petersburg, Russia. It’s a fairly simplistic production, with a low drawing count, but it’s a fun spot nonetheless. My wife, who is Eastern European, explained the scene with the onion and the odd-colored egg. Before the dye packs became popular, her family would wrap the eggs in onion skins, tie them up with string and then boil them. You can watch the full 15-second ad here (mpg).

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