Posters when not held up represent a floppy belly, but when held up represents a flat and fit stomach, an interesting way of representing a fitness club.
The New PostSecret Book
12 years ago
Monday, 30 March 2009
Love 'em or Hate 'em
A series of Marmite Ads designed by DDB London. Using bold colours and simple illustrations by illustrator Al Murphy, the executions show someone loving the product if looked at from one angle, but hating the product if looked at from a different point of view. I love how you have to turn the posters around to see other meanings, making them kind of interactive and engaging with the viewer, really clever. Hate Marmite, but love these posters.
Found: http://www.ddblondon.com/
Thursday, 26 March 2009
Melvin Galapon
I came across Galapon's work while I was looking on www.debutart.com and I found his work quite interesting.
Found: www.debutart.com
Another Guardian Ad
Advertisement for The Guardian Job Section, designed by Andy Macgregor. Still keeping the theme of bright colours on a white background, like the Wieden and Kennedy Ads.
Found: www.debutart.com
Craig Ward
Craig Ward uses overlapped type to create his imagery. He seems to mainly use letterpressing, which gives his work a nice texture. His work can be found on Debutart.com
Found: www.debutart.com
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