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This outdoor advertising campaign was carried out for Denver water which seems to promoting water conservation as it appeals 'use only what you need'. The slogan has been complemented with a bigger blank canvas in order to show the use of anything should be at minimum needed.
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The advertisement s not extensively used as people have said that the ad was not frequently seen. The idea and presentation of the ad is considerably good. The advertisement has been created by Sukle Advertising.
Via Frederik Samuel
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