POSTERS FOR THE PLANET / THE TURING FOUNDATION
The Turing Foundation established a climate change initiative.
This initiative put on a poster competition.
We entered.
Beneath The Surface
‘Beneath The Surface’ brings attention to the plastic waste polluting our oceans. While we may not see this in our daily lives(yet), this is a problem, just beneath the surface. Between 1 and 2 million tonnes of plastic enter the ocean every year, affecting marine life and human health. Past the direct impact on living beings, plastic production is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, fueling global warming. This poster visually represents the reality of our oceans and serves as a call to action, reminding us that awareness is the first step toward change.
Art Director: Emma O'Neill
Copywriter: Tyler Hutton
Climate Change Climate Chains
‘'Climate Change To Climate Chains' illustrates how climate change will increasingly limit our lives. The poster's imagery of interlocking chains emphasizes that while climate change may not yet be life-ending for everyone, it will increasingly feel like our daily lives are being restricted and weighed down. We ask the question: ‘When climate change begins to feel like climate chains, will you then take action?’ this question doubles as a statement: ‘Climate change to climate chains. Take action.’ The visual metaphor of chains is meant to evoke a sense of urgency, reminding the audience that if we don't act now, we will find ourselves shackled by the constraints of climate change.
Art Director: Emma O'Neill
Copywriter: Tyler Hutton
The Only Clear Thing is Climate Change
‘The Only Thing That Is Clear Is Climate Change’ is a simple statement, where the power lies in the visual execution. The poster itself has been put through extreme conditions ultimately affecting its appearance. Making part of the message less clear. However, the thing that remains clear is ‘Climate Change’. This poster draws attention to our message of a climate change campaign while bending the medium and provoking our audience into action.
Art Director: Emma O'Neill
Copywriter: Tyler Hutton