Spotted in London. It’s a full size lenticular poster showing The Decapitator doing his stuff with a Moet & Chandon ad. Here’s what you see as you walk past. Brilliant!
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1 comment:
Hahaha I love this moet et chandon poster, where abouts in London did you see this?
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