A ban on smoking in public places came in to effect in the England at the start of July, and these No Smoking signs have appeared across the country.
The existing sign doesn't look very attractive, so inspired by Manchester design agency LOVE, we are redesigning them.
The Red Dot Campaign.
Applied to all public spaces, bars, clubs, cafés, restaurants. Staff in these places would all wear red button badges to build awareness. This would grow in to tv, radio, press campaigns. It's simple. Red Dot. No Smoking.
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A new kind of No Smoking sign, from Steve Millington
Graeme at TPW creative brand communications gives us his take on the No Smoking sign.
A nice graphic approach from Tim Lahan
:Simple idea for new no smoking sign. Rather than ordering people to do things, I thought something more positive would be a nice change!"
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Martin Pyper of Me Studio shares his simple typographic take on the No Smoking sign.
Elsa Chaves has sent us this nice graphic solution to the No Smoking sign redesign.
This would have worked well in Scotland, with a blue background (It would look like the Scottish flag).
Mitchell McLain gives us an illustrative take on the No Smoking sign.
"I'm not a smoker so my outcom reflects that!" Andy Stewart tells us.
"My redesign is a little more inviting and posotive in it's message. I'm sick of being told what NOT TO DO, this sign tells us something that we can DO"
Tyler says.
"An attempt at highlighting both the health risks and the ecological impact of all those cigarette butts." Tom van de Velde
A nice typographic solution from Family
"The
idea was to humanize the cigarette. As the 'no smoking' law goes
almost everywhere,
it gets Mr. cigarette in a bad mood, I guess…" Ben Ricaud
A nice illustrative route from Mathieu Hubert