While this ad is not the best example of this, I thought it relatively effective. It is a newspaper ad for Intermax Networks. Rather than using a half-toned picture or a figurative illustration (both of which when published on newsprint can be iffy) I used a graphic that is typographically based to convey the idea and frustration of waiting. A very simple and direct method for reflecting the differences in broadband speeds.

(Gill Sans Light and Gills Sans bold were used for the typeface.)

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