Recreating these animal photobombs could help inject some tamed fun into your corner office desk job.
Office work and life can become pretty boring after several years, which is why London-based ad creative Mike Whiteside imposed the bodies of several wild animals onto the heads of his office mates. With the use of several headless animal captures, office workers strategically placed their heads onto the necks of the headless animals to create these funny photos. The Tumblr blog ‘Desk Safari’ houses an array of hilarious animal-imposed images from various desk job workers. Monkey, cats, turkeys and dragons are just some of the creature captures featured on the blog.
There’s a lot ways a person can kill time in the office, so why not make wasting time a little more fun with these animal-imposed photo captures.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Desk Safari
- Creating animal-imposed photos during office hours as a way to inject fun into the work environment.
- Creative Office Pranks
- Exploring the potential for employees to creatively prank each other using animal photobombs.
- Humor in the Workplace
- Recognizing the value of humor and its ability to increase employee engagement and satisfaction in office environments.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Advertising and Marketing
- Opportunity for ad creatives to incorporate humor and creativity into their campaigns by emulating animal photobomb concepts.
- Employee Engagement
- Potential for companies to use animal photobombing as an engagement tactic to foster a more enjoyable work culture.
- Social Media and Content Creation
- Creating animal-imposed photos as a source of entertaining and shareable content on social media platforms.
