Static Knife Agency Poster

Surreal tv-head creative agency poster with floating vintage TV head cutout, sticky note, green scribble oval and exterior Not Typical. Soft Static. callouts.

Client Static Knife

Description

Static Knife is a fictional print-media brand built as a redesigned surreal TV-head creative agency poster: black field white bold type neon lime circle accents — never the reference trademark, real doctor names, phones, emails, QR codes, Instagram handles, or studio watermarks. We staged the print piece as the visual center, then floated vintage TV head cutout, sticky note, green scribble oval outside the print face with exterior badges so the collection tile reads as Colgate-style enriched lifestyle print theatre.

Brand suite Mockup presentation Custom Design Print Media Startup / D2C Corporate / B2B

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Ideation concept

Keep black field white bold type neon lime circle accents as the concept — but invent Static Knife with original hierarchy (never third-party lockups). Outside the print face, floating vintage TV head cutout, sticky note, green scribble oval plus exterior headline Not Typical. Soft Static. lift the piece into an enriched 1080 lifestyle print poster.

Problem statement

Print boards often lock real trademarks into portfolio decks or collapse into barren white crops. The brief needed an original fictional brand, redesigned surreal TV-head creative agency poster, and a square 1080 enriched lifestyle print poster with floating props and external typography.

Solution

We invented Static Knife, rebuilt original hierarchy, and validated an exactly 1080×1080 enriched lifestyle print poster: print piece as hero, floating vintage TV head cutout, sticky note, green scribble oval, and Not Typical. Soft Static. margin callouts. Custom-design/stationery and print-media tags mark the work; artwork forced to precisely 1080×1080 with no watermark text.

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