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I was honestly ok with the silly looking posters. Where I'm from in italy it's common to have sagre, sort of cheap food events sponsored by the municipality/loc
by amarcheschi 7d ago
I was honestly ok with the silly looking posters. Where I'm from in italy it's common to have sagre, sort of cheap food events sponsored by the municipality/local shops. Before ai the posters looked like each other (as in, poster typically looking like sagre posters). Now not even that, they're just slop ai that could be everything before you read. Nobody needed better looking posters in this case...
Before ai example https://www.sagretoscane.com/sagre/fi/rignano-sullarno/sagra-del-cinghiale-rignano.html https://www.sagretoscane.com/sagre/fi/rignano-sullarno/sagra...
Post Ai example
https://www.instagram.com/p/DZiKFZgIwcY/ https://www.instagram.com/p/DZiKFZgIwcY/
Here's an article by the biggest online Italian newspaper, worth reading translated https://www.ilpost.it/2026/07/26/ai-locandine-sagre/ https://www.ilpost.it/2026/07/26/ai-locandine-sagre/
- ChrisLTD 7d agoYikes. The old posters had an austere beauty
- amarcheschi 7d agoAnd the old fluo ones are more effective than decorated new ones, since they're mostly on road sides and you need to be able to tell at a glance what they're about. I unironically went to a sagra recently because I spotted a similar fluo advert while cycling in Tuscany