Blackboard Van Skate Tour / Howies
Rather than displaying what Howies had to say the Blackboard van enabled the public to voice their opinion on nuclear power. The question, "Is nuclear power green, or is it dumb?", was applied to the van and the answers to the question were written, scribbled and drawn onto the surface of the vechile. The van became an on going mobile message board, designed and created by the public's view and concerns on the subject. When it rained the messages were washed away, ready to be customised with the public's answers once again. The final idea cost £120.
"It went on to be our most successful tour to date. It got us more press than we hoped for and the skaters loved all the fuss" David Hieatt - Founder of Howies clothing
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Rather than displaying what Howies had to say the Blackboard van enabled the public to voice their opinion on nuclear power. The question, "Is nuclear power green, or is it dumb?", was applied to the van and the answers to the question were written, scribbled and drawn onto the surface of the vechile. The van became an on going mobile message board, designed and created by the public's view and concerns on the subject. When it rained the messages were washed away, ready to be customised with the public's answers once again. The final idea cost £120.
"It went on to be our most successful tour to date. It got us more press than we hoped for and the skaters loved all the fuss" David Hieatt - Founder of Howies clothing
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