The World Wide Fund for Nature is an international non-governmental organization founded on April 29, 1961, and is working on issues regarding the conservation, research and restoration of the environment.
This peace of graphic design was created to inform the audience about the awareness of decreasing shark popularity and provokes thought into how the audience can be involved.
This design is relevant to the FFF revisited manifesto, "We have absorbed design so deeply into ourselves that we no longer recognize the myriad ways in which it prompts, cajoles, disturbs and excites us" - revisited as it highlights the amount of graphic design that is pumped out into the world and the effects this brings. With this in mind, it shows the amount of effort and talent a graphic designer will have to achieve to be able to consistently produce effective graphic design.
"By far the greatest effort of those working in the advertising industry are wasted on these trivial purposes, which contribute little or nothing to our national prosperity" - 1964, connects with the revisited manifesto as it shows that there are so many graphic designers producing non functional work, therefore changing the way the audience perceives.
- how it impavts
- compare to first ( waste time so stuff doesnt exite any more)
compare to a old shark one - this has to be more shocking?
which is important because
"29"
graphics for cutlture and communication rather comunierism
extingtion of sharks to extintion f graphics not for advertising
