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| Text Reads: "Remember that week when we were all obsessed with Draw Something? Live in the now, #DrawSomething2" I'm digging this campaign's audience interaction, but there are a heck of a lot of phallic images being drawn! |
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| This guy could use some Dr. Scholl's. Mixed media: spray paint, newsprint and permanent marker. |
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| The original posters were torn off leaving the most incredible texture. I'm willing to bet the texture is way cooler than the original poster designs. |
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| Lightening strikes twice: this shot and the one below are another series torn poster textures! |
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| A vintage poster style campaign touting the musical The Great Comet. Based on the scandalous slice of War and Peace, The Great Commet is a performance like none other, blending romance, cabaret, comedy and vodka. Here's the site the campaign directs you to: http://kazinonyc.com |
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| Tell me this sign doesn't look like it's a larger version designer's hand drawn sketch?! The grey drop shadow in the Friedmans type (especially the MAN letterforms) is a great unexpected surprise (accident?!). Don't get me started on the hand written type. The leading, the word spacing, hysterical! |
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| This sign is found directly above the one below. The haphazard collage keeps the viewer engaged. There is much to discover in the image layering. |
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| How about blackletter type mixed with some tagging? |
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| Put your history of design thinking caps on... what movement does this remind you of? |
