Some feedback lives with you forever, usually because it betrays zero understanding of the creative process. Well this marvellous bunch of creatives from Ireland have come up trumps with a series of A3 posters (in aid of charity) – they’ve been creative with appalling feedback. If you’ve ever been one of these clients, look away now.
On St Patrick’s day I salute these Irish creatives for their wit and chutzpah. Sláinte agus táinte!
All credit to: http://sharpsuits.net/Home
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