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The Corner creates “blank” posters for Fuller’s that reveal secret imagery via Instagram

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Date
14 October 2016
A split image shows a bright yellow poster on the left and a smartphone screen on the right. The poster reads “1.Instagram this poster 2.Adjust your filters to find the hidden symbol 3.Share using #FindFlavour for a chance to win” above a Frontier logo. The phone screen shows the same yellow background, but a filter has revealed a white line drawing of a glass with a dripping liquid. Below the image, a photo editing interface shows options for “Adjust”, “Brightness”, “Contrast” and “Structure”.
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The Corner: Frontier poster campaign for Fuller’s. Illustration: Crispin Finn

Advertising agency The Corner has created a poster campaign for Fuller’s Frontier lager, with a hidden image – illustrated by Crispin Finn – that can be revealed by a viewer using Instagram. The poster encourages passers-by to take a photo of the seemingly blank poster, adjust the filters on Instagram to reveal the hidden image underneath the block of yellow ink, and share it to enter a competition.

The campaign is one of many to attempt to encourage consumers to connect with brands on social media, but is pioneering in its use of simple printing techniques to invite real-life play and interaction. In a world where companies are trying more technical routes, such as VR, to stand out to customers, The Corner’s approach shows there’s still inspiration to be found in traditional printing methods and readily available technology.

The posters will be distributed around east London for a short two-week run. Viewers who share the poster with the hashtag #FindFlavour can possibly win free beers and cinema tickets.

A person holds a smartphone to take a photo of a yellow poster on a plywood wall. The phone screen shows the image being captured, with editing options and a “Next” button visible.
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The Corner: Frontier poster campaign for Fuller’s

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