Outdoor Hoarding concept
captonjohn (347 pencils) | Sat, 2010-05-01 17:44
This is an outdoor advertising concept originally presented to client.
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It's a cliche. Don't like it.
Not aware with that but by this I think there should be any place where anybody can know more about cliche and check that either he is not working on cliche. What do you think?
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it looks like they're arm wrestling. Also it looks like wire - not my thought when I think of steel,- maybe something more smooth: unless its a steel cable company?
May be because human expressions are very complicated and hence sometimes can be confusing that whether they are wrestling or they are shaking hands casually like very good friends.
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Agree. The fight concept comes first to audience.
yes I'm brazilian xD
You came up with an idea like this not too long ago and altough there *might* be hope for the concept the execution is all wrong.
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I'm going to print it out and eat it.
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Didn't got you. What you exactly want to say?
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if you have to keep on trying to explain the concept, it doesn't really work. this is especially true for something like outdoor advertising, where you may have only a second or so to grab someone's attention.