Clients' stupidest comments turned into posters
If you've ever had one of those clients, you'll love this collection of stupid comment posters. Which one would make you upturn your desk in anger?
'That horse looks like a zebra', 'That just doesn't look premium' and 'Irish people can't read italics' are just some of the bizarre sentences that have left clients' mouths. If you're a freelancer, you'll no doubt be all too familiar with situations such as these.
Client comment cringe
Set up by Ireland's creative community, Sharp Suits got together to release a lot of pent up anger and sadness through the medium of the A3 poster. All the proceeds of each print went to Temple Street Children's Hospital.
Designers from across the industry including animators, directors and illustrators took time out of their busy schedueles to dress up their favourite worst feedback from clients. The result was a diverse and graphically pleasing array of A3 posters.
Exhibited works
The work was exhibited in The Little Green Café, Bar and Gallery, with the exhibition running from November 2nd-7th. A3 prints of all entries were sold for €10 apiece.
Thanks to the phenomenal success of the project, the guys at Sharp Suits have stopped taking any more print orders. Still, give yourself a laugh and browse through them - you won't believe your eyes!
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