Obviously you’ve seen the Conservative party’s first advertising of the election campaign but do you know the results it’s generating? Sadly for the Tories it’s not the results they were hoping for. Granted running a 96 sheet in Scotland with a big airbrushed photo of any English Tory politician is unlikely to end well and so it proved. The political graffiti artists were out in force but wouldn’t really have got great grades at the Watford Copywriting School. Their best effort being FUCK OFF BACK TO ETON, in red paint naturally. But please, please check out mydavidcameron.com and see just how creative people can really get with their graffiti.
Who's behind this site? MyDavidCameron.com was built by Clifford Singer, creative director at Sparkloop graphic design agency and creator of the Other TaxPayer's Alliance website. His website is voluntary and unfunded, and not linked to any political party – nor is Clifford a member of any. So just go and enjoy the funny posters. Better still you can download the poster and be creative yourself. We read about the site in Saturday’s Guardian in an article by Zoe Williams. So thanks for that Zoe. One small thing, when you say “ You see, here’s the thing with the Tories, their ad campaigns are always rubbish” we have to stop you there. Double whammy? Labour’s tax bombshell? And what about the poster consistently voted best ever “Labour isn’t working” ring any bells Zoe?
Pity their first effort of the 2010 campaign hasn’t reached those dizzying heights.