2007 Above the Influence Anti-drug Weed & Walking the Dog Print Advertisement Ad
This 2007 Above the Influence anti-drug advertisement creatively illustrates the negative impact of drug use. The ad features a simple yet powerful drawing of a person slumped on a chair, smoking, with a thought bubble saying "can't you just walk yourself" directed at a disappointed dog. The minimalist artwork effectively conveys the message of neglect and irresponsibility associated with drug abuse, a common theme in the 2000s anti-drug campaigns.
- Original 2007 Above the Influence anti-drug campaign ad
- Measures approximately 8" x 11"
- Features impactful illustration highlighting neglect due to drug use
- Removed from a previously circulated publication
- Perfect for collectors of vintage anti-drug campaign memorabilia
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