Cancer Fashion Masks
Howard Wu — October 8, 2008 — Social Good
References: home.bawue.de
This stupid looking mask, originally intended for the heavy smoker, can be significantly more effective as an anti-smoking billboard advertisement.
By using the mask pictured here, the user could simultaneously smoke several cigarettes, while creating far too much sidestream smoke for the comfort of anyone sitting around them.
While I found it difficult to believe that anybody would design, build or buy this product, the visual effect is rather memorable. Perhaps this photo could be used in restaurants as the smoking section sign?
By using the mask pictured here, the user could simultaneously smoke several cigarettes, while creating far too much sidestream smoke for the comfort of anyone sitting around them.
While I found it difficult to believe that anybody would design, build or buy this product, the visual effect is rather memorable. Perhaps this photo could be used in restaurants as the smoking section sign?
Trend Themes
1. Multi-cigarette Smoking Accessories - Opportunity for innovative smoking accessories that cater to smokers who want to smoke multiple cigarettes simultaneously.
2. Cancer Fashion Masks - Potential for creative masks that raise awareness about the health risks of smoking and serve as impactful anti-smoking advertisements.
3. Sidestream Smoke Advertising - Possibility of using visual effects of sidestream smoke to create memorable advertising campaigns against smoking.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Accessories - Fashion industry could explore the creation of unique smoking accessories that cater to smokers looking for novel and stylish options.
2. Healthcare - Healthcare industry has an opportunity to develop inventive masks that not only protect against harmful substances but also promote anti-smoking messages.
3. Advertising - Advertising industry can utilize the visual effect of sidestream smoke to create attention-grabbing campaigns for anti-smoking initiatives.
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