This one above is so so simple and so so effective. I love these type of posters. The panda in the background is so faded to point of being barely being visible, associating this with extinction. The text that reads 'We fight every day for out extinction' is bold and in a blood red colour to symbolise death.
Above in this poster is a picture of a mans face with lots of wildlife creatures making up the facial features.
Another simple but effective poster. Naughts and crosses with a boot symbolising us and a deer looking creature. The way this has been designed has us winning, symbolising we are stamping all over the environment.
Above is another poster within the same theme. Slightly different having a bag symbolising animal hide to create this.
This one is rather graphic and what I would consider 'shock' advertisement. A baby in a turtle's shell crawley back to it's natural habitat. Two hands are present with a knife in one of them. The top of the poster has a sticker that reads 'Imagine this is yours'. This poster has that fear element and puts you're mind in one of the animals. What if this was your baby being hunted. This poster is meant for people to stop and take action against what we are doing to animals and our planet.
Symbolising an eye test, the words tiger gets smaller on every line when you try to read it. This one is pretty self explanatory. As the word becomes smaller, so does the amount of tigers left in the wild symbolising extinction.
Above is a picture of someone's first clenched. Just from this, this may portray anger or frustration. The fist is painted to make it look like an elephant with tusks. This is such a clever way of including an endangered animal and humans together.
Above is a poster of a giraffe in it's habitat only being made out coins, meaning money.
The above poster is dull but has a strong message behind it. The evolution of an animal and the end photo is of a tusk. Meaning this is whats happening if we carry on the way we are.
The above is deers or deer like creatures also with pandas incorporated into them.
Above shows what it would be like having animals in our environment. Sharks swimming around in the city and actually hunting us. Again putting us in their heads.
This one above is also a bit frightening. A man with a fish head. The expression on the face is very doubtful and scared, demonstrating what we should feel. Stop climate change before It changes you. Meaning the way we live our lives.
This shows 2 polar bears in a scape with industrial machinery, out of their habitat.
Above shows a baby penguin and it's parent. From my point of view they are looking for food and are put into a human perspective. Their habitat has been destroyed therefore put into ours.
A rabbits foot as a lucky charm is shown above and the title text is pretty moving.
In my opinion this is one of my favourite posters. In some ways this is rather graphic but I think you have to be this way to show a strong image portraying a strong message. A women in an airport with her luggage streaming animal blood. I think this type of message is extremely strong and would be one of the more successful posters. I find this way of communicating the message very good and can consider a similar sort for my own. Message; Don't kill animals for their fur.
Again, penguins out of their natural habitat.
This poster is rather powerful. The ice in the drink represents the polar bear's natural habitat melting away just like in a drink. And like ice in a drink, ice melts fast so this message is clear, simple and effective. This is a good way of showing something completely different to the subject matter with a linking fearful message behind it.
The above represents oil spills and pollution. Its clever how the designer has used a bucket then used a natural scape. The natural river comes across as oil because of the colour.
The same is represented in this one. Only in a cityscape. I find this one more effective as the colour of the river in the city really looks realistic.
Above is a gold player using an axe. This poster is about trees and says along the bottom 'par: 200,000 trees!' This poster symbolises the destruction of trees and animals habitat.
I really like these 'You can help' WWF posters. I love their visual style of
Another 'You can Help' poster. This poster is comes across as so fearful. Forcing an animal out of it's own habitat. When you put this into the shoes of a human, making them homeless the above picture is pretty much what it's saying. This is very powerful.
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