Invisibility

What I think I really want to achieve with my future poster is the growing invisibility of adverting; starting with the death of the poster as a viable medium. They have become hard to use, as there is plenty of other newer ways to get a passerby interested. The poster is now becoming like an old man in a pub, no one pays much attention to him and he just exists within the sea of other people.

With the abundance of so many brightly coloured, well-drawn posters there is less of a chance of your poster becoming an eye-catching image and more of a chance of it turning into just another voice screaming for attention amongst the crowd. But despite my grimaces I like this playground because it gives me a chance to poke fun at the design world while I take part in the game.

So if my poster had a key word it would be invisible. Remember that cause i'll probably change my mind later in the day.

I’ve looked into heat/light sensitive paper and UV light but I’m not happy with what I can do with them so far, but only 1 more day before I need to present a prototype. Shouldn’t be that hard.

KitKat Chair

KitKat Chair Posters placed strategically at the entrance of the parks and beaches. Lego should do something like this

Take a break from the sun

Summer time and the living is easy

Sound in Posters

These interactive posters were designed in Brazil. This is the kind of feel i'm aiming for in my posters, now its just a matter of having an idea.

Nikon Camera series

Nikon makes me smile

Shadow in Advertising

A few examples of Shadow used in adverting. There's some jems here. I might steal a few ideas.

Humans are Among Us Sci Fi Campaign

Stumbled across these posters from Saatchi & Saatchi for Sci Fi Channel.