GREAT campaign posters.

[Paul Murray]

David Cameron has revealed a series of posters highlighting why Britain is a great place to "visit, work and study" (I think he forgot to add "if you're rich" to the end of his statement).

GREAT Britain: David Cameron's tourism poster campaign delivers mixed messages | Mail Online

Is it just me, or are the poster designs a little poor? They're not 'bad' as such, just a little rushed? Some of the compositions for example feel crowded, with awkward type placement.

[squeezee]

Two from Scotland and the rest from England, how 'Great' does that make Wales?
Is that Tevez scoring against Schwarzer?
Frankly I think the design is the least of it's problems

[Paul Murray]

I looked at the 'education' one, with a shot of Cambridge in all it's glory, and wondered exactly who the government were targeting. To get into Cambridge you need a) money and b) the grades (in that order)

[bigdave]

It's ok, you don't need money to go to Cambridge because the govt will lend it to you and you only have to pay it back for the rest of your life!

[Minuteman Press]

Wallace and Gromit - two famous Bristol residents. Makes one feel proud!

[Boss Hog]

Wallace and Gromit - two famous Bristol residents

You do know they're not real, don't you? lol

[Katedesign]

Wallace and Gromit not real... OMG!!

[bigdave]

pffttt..... You'll be saying santa and the easter bunny dont exisit next!

[Paul Murray]

pffttt..... You'll be saying santa and the easter bunny dont exisit next!

They better be, otherwise my kids will be disappointed when they wake up to nothing on Christmas day!

[linziloop]

They're not exactly pushing the boundaries of "great" design or oozing with creative flair are they. Pretty dull, if you ask me, but then I absolutely hate patriotism and this screams of it so maybe I'm biased.