Created for the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, this campaign features three public service advertisements. As Art Director, I developed a concept that visually portrays the devastating consequences of drug abuse and trafficking.
Type Public Service
Advertisement
Brand Central Narcotics Buerea
Role Art Director & Designer
Skills Photoshop, Illustrator
Concept
The
visuals use emotionally compelling imagery designed to resonate with the target audience — particularly
those at risk, or who know someone affected.
Each poster is built to provoke reflection and prompt action, with a clear call to action. Together,
these offer both a symbolic and a practical step toward combatting drug abuse.
Outcome
A blood-tipped
syringe stands in for a 21-year-old who "didn't know what happened."
A hangman's noose marks a
25-year-old convicted of drug trafficking.
A morgue tag on a pair of bare feet closes the series with a
19-year-old drug abuser.
Stripped of decoration, each visual lets the outcome speak for itself —
overdose, execution, death — making the cost of drug abuse and trafficking impossible to look away from.
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