Blood Donation
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According to the National Institute of Health (INS), we should have between 20 and 24 donors per thousand inhabitants in the country,
however, at this time the index of donation is 15.4 per thousand inhabitants.
To show this reality, we use a symbol that we all know and that has the common color of blood: "the flag", which only with the donations of all will recover its color.
Print advertisement created by ISM, Colombia for Multidrogas Drugstore, within the category: Pharmaceutical.
Blood: everyone has it, everyone need it
Creative Director: Lulú Sáez Beltrán
Art Director: Camilo Illera Sarmiento
Copywriter: Lulú Sáez Beltrán
Additional Credits: Laura Téllez Cárdenas, Carlos Marmolejo
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Two problems here. 1. This idea was done back in the mid-1990s for a blood donation service in Belgium. They used the regular Belgian flag, but the red stripe on the far right was just a thin sliver of red at the bottom of the band - the rest was just white - to indicate how low the blood supplies were. 2. Why did you use stamps to place your flags on?
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Two problems here. 1. This idea was done back in the mid-1990s for a blood donation service in Belgium. They used the regular Belgian flag, but the red stripe on the far right was just a thin sliver of red at the bottom of the band - the rest was just white - to indicate how low the blood supplies were. 2. Why did you use stamps to place your flags on?
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This was done in the 1990s for Belgian blood services. Also, why did you use stamps to convey the flags? There's two ideas going on here.
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