Denver Museum of Nature and Science: Titanic Exhibit

Denver Museum of Nature and Science: Titanic Exhibit

Advertising Agency: Carmichael Lynch, USA
Executive Creative Director: Andrew Clarke
Copywriters: Tim Gillingham, Ellie Anderson
Art Director: Antonio Bonafacio

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I will really want to see this exhibit!
Great job on the design.

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am-o's picture

wow, for once i read all the copy. interesting.

Ravages's picture

Yeah, the copy pulls you in. But the art kinda sinks the ship.

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I disagree - I think the art is what pulls you in to read the copy - I love how the visual plays off of the copy and works on several levels (IE: it's what's underneath the surface that sunk the ship). This is strong work.

The artwork is what stops you. The "headline" pulls you into the body of the copy.
Either way, it's an "unignorable" ad no matter how you look at it.
Wish I'd done it.

Wow - I want to go, too. Wonderful, amazing, compelling ad. Love it.

Blahg's picture

Much better than their ambient execution.

Love the black humour in this idea too. Clink!

>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.

i like.

looks fine to me.

That's compelling copy. I thought it was just a nasty ol' iceblock.

wow. crazy mad copy writing talent.

now i feel sad after reading what REALLY happened to the ship. it's just tragic.

aahhhh! magnificent view above the sea level. beautiful!

* it's not how good you are. it's how good you want it to be *

KING OF ADS OF THE WORLD!

>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.

Chris's picture

very nice, it really draws you in when u start to read it.

Nice one...

Here is a site that might be of interest:
http://titanic1.org/articles/brittle-steel.asp

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