Ever thought which is the hardest job for graphic designers? Let me…It is to effectively visualize a concept into a single image. This is the exact requirement in creating a powerful print ad for newspaper, magazine or billboards. A print ad copy consists of two elements: visual imagery and typography. Although a picture is worth a thousand words, but the power of words cannot be underestimated. And the best way to illustrate words is through effective use of typography. |
Challenges for Graphic Designers in Print Ads:Creating print ads is quiet a challenging job for the graphic designers. There are a few reasons that cause the making of print ads a little tricky, e.g:
In order to get a better understanding of how typography serves the effectiveness to print ads, let us take a look at some of the brilliant ads. For your understanding and inspiration, I have collected 22 creative typographic print ads. |
Absa Bank |
BMW is joy |
Brizo |
Burger King: Wrap |
You Don’t have to stay inside the lines |
Coca Cola |
Folha de S. Paulo newspaper: Monroe |
McDonald’s: Room Mate |
Hyundai – Designed for Humans |
Mint Museum of Toys: Tin Toys |
into1 |
Nissan Xterra Jokes |
Mitchell Eye Centre: Trash |
Optimum health gym: Fat |
Orange – SMS |
Pivot Boutique Karma |
PlayStation 2: Girlfriend |
Samsung Omnia |
Sun-Rype: Trees |
Take a break from the Sun |
The Economist : maze |
The Prevention Plan |
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
22 Cool Typography Print Ads – Pictures that speak out!
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