Posters for creative inspiration
Whenever I travel around the city, one of the things which always inspire me is the ‘Posters’ and the concepts behind those. Especially the posters you see on tubes and in the tube stations. I usually take a picture of those ads as a reference or creative inspiration. I thought why I shouldn’t upload here, someone out there with similar interests like mine would appreciate it.
Personally, I think the wording to be used in the posters should be short, clear and crisp. To grab users attention and conveying the whole message in the just couple of lines is a great challenge. The team who was behind in creating these posters well deserves the credits.
I may like the wording/concept/pictures/colors/design elements in the posters which I upload here.
More posters will be added to this list, so keep an eye.
This is a flyer from BMW about their new car. The caption ‘if this is the key imagine the car’ is striking and intriguing.
Some emotional poster from TFL. Requesting everyone not to abuse their staff and telling how that would affect their family life.
I understood the caption ‘Open new doors’ as open for new opportunities. you can notice opening a door (on bottom right) within a door.
This idea definitely apt for their caption ‘An utterly irresistible offer’.
Creative director has cleverly made a set for this picture. The bride, Bride maids, Poster just beside the church. It is all perfect.
The picture and the ad.copy perfectly complementing each other. They did made sure the pencil lead color is in Orange so it matches the color of “Overground” – Good thinking.
Poster related to fitness products
The idea of revealing the chiselled body perfectly suits to their caption #REVEALYOURSELF
Poster related to fitness products
The idea of revealing the chiselled body perfectly suits to their caption #REVEALYOURSELF
Asking people to go and grab METRO newspaper, which is a free daily newspaper in the UK
In this poster, the caption “Bringing Classrooms alive” give a sense of a teacher teaching about Indian Freedom movement and the students see the actual freedom fighters before them.
This poster actually telling the people, ticket inspectors can be without their uniforms, so hard to spot them.
The knotted tap with a single drop coming out of it is depicting the meaning of the Prostate Problem.
In very simple words, encouraging people to redirect their mails.