Posters to keep the conversation down
March 31 2011, 11:43 am | | 14 Comments
The Brand Agency has created a series of in-venue posters for The Ellington Jazz Club to keep the conversation down. While most patrons are happy to listen intently to the fine musicianship, there are the occasional few who need reminding that their conversation level could be hindering other people’s enjoyment. The club’s management wanted an alternative to giving the excessive tongue-waggers a tongue-lashing so The Brand came up with these posters.
Credits – ECD: Garry Horner. Copywriter: Mitch Mitchell. Designers: Judy Moosmueller, Mindy Lee.
14 Comments
I think Ellington are trying to tell me something!??!
Great creative guys – really gets the message across. Love it!
Great work, well done guys.
http://www.kosmikradiation.com/albums_files/miles_silentway.jpg
http://991.com/newGallery/Cannonball-Adderley-Quiet-Nights-Of-Q-324512.jpg
http://www.vasiliska.com/uploads/posts/2010-07/1279818992_duke-pearson-hush-2008.jpg
they’re pretty 🙂
You have got to be kidding. Welcome to the big time Gary.
Nice and some good albums there 4.00PM!
Big time, small time, what does it matter if the work is good and this is.
First the Elephant Art posters,now these.Must be time to change the toner cartridge on the agency photocopier.
And the scam machine rolls on!
Nice work Mitch & co. Ok it’s zero degrees of difficulty but it’s better than tuning into this blog and seeing some new crap iinet or RAC campaign.
In venue or in store posters are a legitimate category in most award shows these days. Thumbs up for these.
At least these guys are consistently pumping out a variety of good work. At this rate creatively,they’ll be miles ahead of everyone else in town. 303 showed a glimmer with their nice speed campaign. Meerkats have gotten fatter but the work’s pretty slim and what ever happened to you know who?
Whats next Churchlands High School Christmas fete? I say take the work where you can get it
Oh puh-lease. If I work for a small client and we produce something good it’s a scam because of the small budget or audience? Hmm. Work is work foo’.