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Posted by on Mar 3, 2012 in Design Inspiration | 0 comments

20 Creative & Famous Typographic Print Advertisements

20 Creative & Famous Typographic Print Advertisements

Do you know what the most challenging job for creative designers is? Well, it is trying to successfully capture a collection of ideas into a solitary visual representation. This is the actual need in creating a highly effective advertisement for tabloids, journals or public posters. The components of an effective print advert comprise of a visible picture and typeface. Although images are worth a million terms, but the influence of typography cannot be overlooked.

But the question is…why is it so intricate to make an advertisement copy for creative experts? First of all, an advertisement on print media has a smaller amount space to work in as compared to other advertising method. You need to convey wisely. Print ads lack the feelings that a television commercial transmits. You have to control the words and images to make an eye-catching poster. While designing a print advert there are no movements or sounds that can aid you, hence you have to employ a fixed media to make a moving ad.

You will be amazed to see how much talent and creativity is embedded in today’s graphic designers and visual artists. Feast your eyes on these 20 creative and famous print ads that display the best use of typography.

1. Absa Bank

2. The Prevention Plan


3. BMW is joy

4. Brizo


5. Burger King: Wrap

6. Corrado Mattresses


7. Folha de S. Paulo newspaper: Monroe


8. Into1


9. McDonald’s: Room Mate


10 .Mint Museum of Toys: Tin Toys


11. Mitchell Eye Centre: Trash


12. Nissan Xterra Jokes


13. Optimum health gym: Fat


14. Orange – SMS


15. Pivot Boutique Karma


16. PlayStation 2: Girlfriend


17. Samsung Omnia


18. Sun-Rype: Trees


19. Take a break from the Sun


0. The Economist : maze

1. The Prevention Plan

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