After Melbourne agency McCann's animation promoting rail safety went viral, they've created a similar series of print ads - and we couldn't love it more.
From digital to print - Dumb Ways to Die works perfectly with both
Back in November, Melbourne Australia's Metro train system decided to take a different approach to public safety video. Their ad 'Dumb Ways to Die' - featuring animated characters playing out the lyrics of a comedy song about idiotic deaths - quickly became a viral hit and won a series of awards.
The campaign, created in conjunction with Melbourne ad agency McCann, has now inspired a series of print ads - and they're just as brilliant. We love how the cuteness of the character designs in these posters is balanced by the amusing goriness of their deaths.
It's a great example of how a campaign can work effectively across both digital and print advertising, and how a serious subject like safety doesn't need to be tackled in an overly serious manner to raise awareness.
