Restaurant poster · weekly special
A weekly special, said once.
Siam Corner runs a Thursday special. The poster in the window and the post on Instagram need to say the dish, the day and the price, and nothing else. Here is what one sentence turns into.
The Editorial · A3 print
The Folksy · A3 print
The Club · A3 print
What the owner typed
“Siam Corner in Portland, green curry is our Thursday special for $12, 11 to 9, call (503) 555-0142 to order”
Why it works
- One dish, one day, one price. The headline is two words because that is all a passer-by reads.
- The curry is the only generated image. Everything else is type, so the price and phone number are exactly what you wrote.
- The same poster comes out as an A3 print PDF, an Instagram square and a story, in both looks.
Every format · The Editorial
A3 print · 297 × 420 mm · print PDF
Story · 1080 × 1920 px · Instagram story
Square · 1080 × 1080 px · Instagram, Facebook
Every format · The Folksy
A3 print · 297 × 420 mm · print PDF
Story · 1080 × 1920 px · Instagram story
Square · 1080 × 1080 px · Instagram, Facebook
Every format · The Club
A3 print · 297 × 420 mm · print PDF
Story · 1080 × 1920 px · Instagram story
Square · 1080 × 1080 px · Instagram, Facebook
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