Video: Coffee Break: Creative Promotional Posters
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Whatever a person does in order not to work! Tirelessly wanders around social networks, starts dozens of computer games, constantly runs out for a smoke break, then to drink coffee. This last point is worth taking a closer look at. The authors of advertising posters assure that, rather than toil with foolishness (sorry, procrastinate), it is better to drink some coffee: perhaps cheerfulness will appear, and thoughts will come in order.
It's good when the workplace has something to do. For example, to paste over the office with stickers or to build a triumphal arch from monitors. A city made of staples will also work (by the way, we saw it somewhere recently). But advertising posters clearly advise you to use your time more efficiently. Who needs an inappropriate creative when a project hangs or a number is on fire?
The slogan coined for funny advertising posters is “Become more useful. Have a coffee break "(" Make yourself more useful. Have a coffee break "). The posters say the manufacturing firm is donating money to protect equatorial forests and help small coffee farmers.
So, even if the consciousness does not clear up and you ditch the project, you can be sure that you have benefited at least someone. However, it is unlikely that the Belgian creative agency McCann Lowe put such a meaning into the campaign; rather, a series of posters supports the viewers' belief in coffee miracles.
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