Norman Carpet One wanted a billboard promoting the carpet retailer's penchant for saving customers money. Through the magic of Photoshop, Benjamin Franklin's iconic portrait on the $100 bill was transformed into a comic "Norman the Floorman." And a memorable, hard-selling billboard became money in the bank.
Friday, July 29, 2011
From iconic to comic.
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Norman Carpet One wanted a billboard promoting the carpet retailer's penchant for saving customers money. Through the magic of Photoshop, Benjamin Franklin's iconic portrait on the $100 bill was transformed into a comic "Norman the Floorman." And a memorable, hard-selling billboard became money in the bank.
Norman Carpet One wanted a billboard promoting the carpet retailer's penchant for saving customers money. Through the magic of Photoshop, Benjamin Franklin's iconic portrait on the $100 bill was transformed into a comic "Norman the Floorman." And a memorable, hard-selling billboard became money in the bank.
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