Advertising Poster
A headline that reads at a distance
in San Pascual
Few elements, in the order the eye hits them.
Write to us. A quote with no commitment.
Botequim, Barra Amelia and Rifugio already work with this team.
What you see on the street
San Pascual supplies a quiet neighbourhood between Alcalá and Arturo Soria, with little trade on its own street. What does not fit there is looked for in Concepción, which has the park and more neighbourhood dealing, or in the shops of Arturo Soria, on another scale.
A headline that reads at a distance. The real size of the support: glass, pavement board or lamp post. The same standard in Advertising Poster and in San Juan Bautista.
What changes
- A headline that reads at a distance.
- Few elements, in the order the eye hits them.
- The real size of the support: glass, pavement board or lamp post.
- Vertical and horizontal when the site needs both.
- Print in the colour that was agreed.
A
headline
that
reads
at
a
distance
Few
elements,
in
the
order
the
eye
hits
them
How the work arrives
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1
Message
A headline that reads at a distance.
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2
Support
Few elements, in the order the eye hits them.
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3
Print
The real size of the support: glass, pavement board or lamp post.
The piece that actually gets used
“At Fame the pizza comes out of the oven. The menu leads to that plate, with the price beside it.”
“At Barra Amelia the photo shows the plate. The menu leads to that plate, with the price beside it.”
“At Rifugio the plate is shown whole. The menu names that plate and leaves the price on the same line.”
Questions before you write
What do I receive when I ask for this work?
A headline that reads at a distance. Few elements, in the order the eye hits them. The real size of the support: glass, pavement board or lamp post.
Does the quote commit me?
No. You send the name of the venue and we send the quote. The work starts when you accept it.
What changes once the work is done?
A headline that reads at a distance. Few elements, in the order the eye hits them.
Can I commission only one part?
Yes. The first message is to see what is needed. The scope is agreed before the work starts.
Who does the work?
tuinsta.design does it. Cristina and Carlota, the same team in Madrid.
What do I need to send to start?
The name of the venue and a photo or the file you already use. That is enough to see the next step.
A headline that reads at a distance
Few elements, in the order the eye hits them.
Write to us. A quote with no commitment.Other work from the same team
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