Episode 99: Cat Posters with Paul Hennessey
Cats have a long history in the world of advertising. In our latest episode, we invite friend and poster expert Paul Hennessey back into the bar to discuss the appeal of cat posters aesthetically and financially, discuss a few of our favorites and decode why their traits and quirks make them perfect for so many different types of products.
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Show Notes
Cats. You may love 'em, hate 'em or feel indifferent, but there's no escaping their power, especially if you spend any time online.
Cats have a long history in the world of advertising. In our latest episode, we invite friend and poster expert Paul Hennessey back into the bar to discuss the appeal of cat posters aesthetically and financially, discuss a few of our favorites and decode why their traits and quirks make them perfect for so many different types of products.
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Mentioned in this episode:
- Paul Hennessey's website and blog
- Ravi Zupa posters
- The Cat Cabinet art museum in Amsterdam
- "A Tale of Two Colin" (Print Magazine article by Steven Heller)
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