Inspired by Paul Rennie’s book Modern British Posters, celebrating a history of British culture through art, design and advertising, we have compiled a series of poster campaigns used to highlight the importance of road safety.
As our last post on classic posters proved popular, we thought we’d have a look at one of our personal favourite brands, Porsche, and the impact some of their vintage posters have had. This guide will be broken up into 5 parts so keep checking back regularly to see more classic Porsche posters.
To survive in any market a company needs to build a brand, and one of the most important aspects of visual branding is the logo. World famous logos need to stand out by being different, but the question is do these logos become memorable because of their design, the frequency you are subjected to them, or the product they are associated with.
Here’s our list of top ten movie posters charting the evolution of film promotion and poster design. Feel free to comment if you agree with us or think we’ve missed a classic movie poster.
10. E.T (1982)
9. The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
8. Rocky (1976)
7. Vertigo (1958)
6. The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
5. Jaws (1975)
4. Pulp Fiction (1994)
3. [...]
Workman renovating Notting Hill tube station discovered a display of vibrant posters, which give a fascinating insight into the capital’s past.
The colourful posters were found on the walls of an old passageway which led to the lifts at the station, but during the 1950s the lifts were taken out and replaced with escalators.
More than ten posters [...]
You have less than 10 seconds to entice someone into your booth – how do you know that your exhibition stand will do the job? Here are a few places you can go for inspiration:
