Trend Hunter Misel Saban discusses an Adobe Photoshop prank advertisement that caught many people off-guard while waiting casually for the bus.
Artist Erik Johansson sat in a nearby car snapping photos of people waiting for their ride. Quickly, he uploaded these to Adobe Photoshop, edited them in humorous ways, and displayed them on a computer screen previously installed on the bus stop walls. Many onlookers were quite confused and slightly unnerved as to why their photo appeared to be kissing the stranger sitting beside them.
Apart from discussing this hilarious Adobe Photoshop prank, Misel also dives into her time at Trend Hunter, and how the internship provides a perfect blend between writing and social media. She is currently attending York for professional writing and English.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Advertising
- The Adobe Photoshop prank demonstrates the potential for interactive advertising that engages and surprises audiences.
- Real-time Editing
- The prank highlights the opportunity for real-time editing technologies to create unexpected and personalized experiences.
- Immersive Branding
- The use of digital manipulation in public spaces presents possibilities for immersive branding experiences.
Who This Affects Most
- Advertising and Marketing
- The interactive advertising trend offers innovative opportunities for marketers to captivate audiences and generate brand awareness.
- Technology
- Real-time editing technologies have the potential to disrupt various industries such as photography, design, and entertainment.
- Public Relations
- Immersive branding experiences can be leveraged by PR professionals to create memorable and impactful campaigns.
