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Record 1 2012-05-22

English

Subject field(s)
  • Indigenous Arts and Culture
  • Graphic Reproduction
  • Advertising Media
CONT

The eagle feather graphic, a symbol for healing, serves as interesting graphic for pure advertising utility, helping set the notices apart from other ads, but, even more importantly, setting a respectful and sensitive tone for readers to approach notices dealing with a difficult topic.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Arts et culture autochtones
  • Production graphique
  • Supports publicitaires
CONT

Le graphique de plume d’aigle, un symbole de guérison, est purement publicitaire et sert de graphique intéressant, aidant à distinguer les notifications des autres publicités, mais ce qui est encore plus important, donne un ton respectueux et sensible à la lecture de notifications traitant d’un sujet difficile.

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