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Victim of Warming
Victim of Warming
Victim of Warming
Victim of Warming
2014

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Victim of Warming

Poster

Tainan University of Technology

Over-consumption of electric power is threatening the survival of many animals. As human consumption of electric power increases, many species in the world are gradually disappearing. The simple act of pulling the plug can help them in their struggle for survival. The whole poster design is tangled with electric wires, which covers the focus. The technique of visual illusion has been implemented with the effect of animals gradually fading out after being devoured by electric wires. This is intended to warn that over-consumption of electric power leads the way to the extinction of many species.

JURY STATEMENT

"A very simple idea with a very clear graphic language. Good typography."

WINNER STATEMENT

No matter where I'm from, I will make my dream come true. I will become great!

Client / Manufacturer

Tainan University of Technology

Tainan, TW
UNIVERSITY

Tainan University of Technology

Tainan, TW
DESIGN

Tainan University of Technology

Tainan University of Technology

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