April 3rd, 2008
Creating a progressive and abstract print ad can be a good thing. But creating an ad that’s so abstract that the dude putting them up can’t tell the damn thing is upside down? Not so good.
Creating a progressive and abstract print ad can be a good thing. But creating an ad that’s so abstract that the dude putting them up can’t tell the damn thing is upside down? Not so good.
Mike Solomon lives in New York City where he works as Creative Director at Snooth.
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Looks like Mike’s bedroom, don’t it honey?
04.04.08 at 8:31 am
04.04.08 at 8:34 am
What, You guys don’t see it right side up? Uh Oh.
04.05.08 at 11:25 am
The sign is in spanish… Si??
04.05.08 at 5:23 pm
I think, the truth is, someone mounted two subway-seats to the ceiling, turned the other poster and the small emergency sign updside down and took the photo with the camera also upside down, just to discredit the designer of the poster in the middle. It’s that easy!
04.06.08 at 8:51 am
Both. And because it’s made out of tin.
04.06.08 at 11:29 am
am I so drunk or the world upside down??
04.07.08 at 12:54 pm