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By: Michael DiLeo February 8, 2010

From Jungle to Concrete Jungle: A plead to save the trees

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From Jungle to Concrete Jungle: A plead to save the trees. By: Michael DiLeo February 8, 2010. What is the message? Nothing can replace a tree. Wrote on what seems to resemble a tree trunk are those words. Who is receiving the message? People who are seeing the ad. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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By: Michael DiLeoFebruary 8, 2010

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Wrote on what seems to resemble a tree trunk are those

words

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Text is plain and simple

The ad uses very little

text to provide a statement that you

either relate with or don’t.

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Somber Colors such as black and gray make this topic

seem sad and meaningful

White text on black

background with dull colors is

more visually striking

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Showing the tree as a shadow it

makes people think about how they are

disappearing

No plant life

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The buildings shadow

has almost completel

y overcome the tree

The black seems to be a

memory on the ground and as soon

as the buildings

shadow takes over the top of the tree

there will be nothing left

but a memory

Placing this fake tree in a

concrete jungle makes a connection

between people and the demise of nature

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Even at a basic level the ad conveys its message well

Using an emotional appeal to responsibility the ad relates well to people.

After analysis the ad may be simple but makes a bold statement