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Would just like to plug another FREE event happening on the 2nd June.
If you are in the Liverpool, Ormskirk, Southport etc areas Celebrate the bank holiday with some amazing musical talent and have a lovely family day with music provided live by an excellent range of artists including The Ukulele Orchestra.
If this poster doesn’t persuade you to go then I don’t honestly know what will! —
at The Adam Christopher School of Musical Excellence
In the last week I have created posters for events for local business’s
This is for ” The Cemetery Hotel” in Rochdale who are going to be holding some amazing events for the Queens Jubilee
The Bank holiday weekend is nearly upon us,
Now I think a four day weekend calls for a drink or two or three not to mention some live music, FREE food and a Car Rally. The fact that there is also a quiz is just a bonus!
Now get your friends family girlfriends boyfriends neighbours and people you meet walking down the road that you’ve never met down to the Cemetery Hotel and Celebrate this gorgeous (and at the moment very Sunny) country we live in!!
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I need to make a poster ASAP and i just can’t get any inspiration at all…
Ive looked at ideas, drawn sketches even thought i had a perfect idea then hated it…
Fresh eyes in the morning me thinks
This is one of those ideas that will get more in terms of PR than it did in real engagement. I doubt that anyone actually used the mini metro but what it did do is generate a lot of chatter about the stunt so in that way it is a success.
Pocket-sized Metro.
To promote the mobile version of the Metro newspaper in Canada, advertising agency Rethink came up with the following campaign. Their idea was to set up a mini dispenser including QR Code, once scanned you were redirected to the app of the newspaper.
(Source: gachineiro, via helloyoucreatives)
Street Art of the Day: A new Banksy has surfaced on the wall of a Poundland shop in London, and it depicts a child of Asian origin hard at work sewing Union Jack bunting. (Embiggen)
Chances are, the location of the work is significant: In 2010, Poundland launched an investigation after it was discovered that a 7-year-old boy was working 100 hours a week in an Indian sweatshop, producing items for the store. A spokeswoman said at the time: “Poundland does not tolerate child labor under any circumstances and will not work with companies that employ children.”
(Source: thedailywhat, via helloyoucreatives)
Career Evolution in Advertising - spoof by Grapplica. Original by workforfood here.
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However this is whats stopping me:
The World’s First Invisible Ad?
This is amazingly clever, A lot of brilliant ads seem to be coming out of australia and new zealand at the moment hmm… holiday??
(Source: stuntoftheday)