StreetEasy Gives New Yorkers a Delightful Reminder of How Cramped Their Lives Are
It Sucks But It's Beautiful Too
Published On
May 26, 2015

Editor's Pick
Real Estate StreetEasy and Goodby, Silverstein & Partners New York have scattered delightful reminders of how cramped it is to live in NYC with this delightful subway takeover. Comic-like posters illustrated by Shy the Sun along with witty copy illustrate the unique lifestyle city dwellers can relate to. Some of the best lines: "Sure, your window faces a wall, but behind that wall is New York City" and "The only bad thing about a walk-up is every single step." Decorated subway columns also illustrates the point nicely with images alone: kids reach for a cookie jar, a man showers and another chops his meal within the confines of the narrow pillars.
Credits
- Date
- May 26, 2015
- Brand :
- StreetEasy
- Client :
- StreetEasy
- Executive Creative Director :
- Paul Caiozzo
- Creative Director :
- Nathan Frank
- Art Director :
- Peter Jostrand
- Copywriter :
- Josh Chua
- Designer :
- Philip Cheaney
- Head of Production :
- Anthony Nelson
- Illustrator :
- Shy the Sun
- Managing Director :
- Nancy Reyes
- Head of Brand Strategy :
- Conner Huber
- Brand Strategy :
- Katie Nagi Coane
- Group Communication Strategy Director :
- Dong Kim
- Project Manager :
- Connor Hall
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