Elizabeth Jefferson

For this project I did a spoof advertisement on Trix cereal. The original Trix cereal box says that Trix is a good source of whole grain and calcium. The box makes it appear like it is a healthy breakfast option but Trix is made of a lot of sugar and it’s really not very healthy.  I wanted to spoof off of the idea that the trix rabbit never gets to eat the Trixs cereal. I wanted to show that if the rabbit did get a change to eat the Trix he would gain weight and not be very healthy.  With my spoof advertisement I changed the slogan from Trix are for kids to Trix are for fat kids. I changed that product name from Trix to Nix. I put my advertisement in the Food Network Magazine because it is about food and could have an article about healthy breakfast choices next to it. I also am going to include my advertisement on a bus stop so that a lot of people can see it.  

P. Brown Spoof Ad Final

chinbayar Spoof AD

Fane Final Spoof Ad

Henshaw | Final Spoof Adverts

 

 

 

This series is a spoof on the “Got Milk” campaign. The original advertisements include an image of a famous individual accompanied by copy about milk that correlates with their claim to fame. With my spoof ads, I maintained the same format as the originals and replaced the normal milk mustaches with frivolous objects such as a candy cane, cinnamon stick, and a piece of pasta. Additionally, the copy that I have included in my pieces include exaggerated information to help further the effectiveness of this series. I have chosen to include my advertisements in Allure because this women’s magazine often includes articles on health so an advertisement on this subject would be appropriate. Further, my advertisements can be seen in large format at bus stops as well as on billboards to expand the demographic that would view this campaign. 

Werba The Economist Spoof Final

Sanchez Final Spoof