ANDY TANKMAR - COPENHAGEN POSTER CAMPAIGN

Changing Advertising: My Latest Project

As a Creative Director, personal branding is everything. My latest project, Changing Advertising, embodies exactly that—showcasing not only my work but also who I am. I don’t just sell a product or service; I sell myself. I sell my energy, my beliefs, and my vision for life and work. And I wanted that to be seen, felt, and understood.

All over Copenhagen, my face graced posters placed strategically in some of the city’s best locations. The posters weren’t just about visibility; they were a statement. They featured bold slogans that express my core values and what I truly believe in. These words are my mantras, and I wanted them to resonate with everyone who saw them.

Each poster included a QR code that added an interactive element, inviting viewers to explore more about my work and journey. This wasn’t just about self-promotion; it was about spreading positivity and encouraging others to embrace their potential.

The slogans on the posters were simple but powerful:

  • WORK HARD

  • DREAM BIG

  • STAY POSITIVE

  • HELP OTHERS

  • BELIEVE IN YOURSELF

  • FIND GOD

  • CREATE DAILY

  • LAUGH MORE

  • GO TO THE GYM

  • EAT CLEAN

  • MEDITATE

  • DRINK WATER

  • LOVE

  • READ BOOKS

This campaign was incredibly well-received, both by my followers and by the public. People connected with the message and the energy behind it, which was exactly what I set out to achieve. My goal has always been to inspire positivity and motivate people to live their best lives—and I believe this project successfully brought that to life.

Through Changing Advertising, I didn’t just aim to promote myself. I wanted to offer something bigger, a reminder that life is full of opportunities to improve, grow, and connect with others. This project is a reflection of my journey, my aspirations, and the values that guide me.

With each poster, I hope to inspire others to keep pushing forward, to stay positive, and to believe in their dreams—because that’s the energy I live by, and that’s the energy I want to share.