Animal fanatics, kids, and any fun-lover should free themselves from the 22nd of September to the 30th. The latest roaring event taking place in Dubai and outdoors ads is Tales of Animals, an event that promises to bring animals to life through narrations and stories. Organized by the Sharjah Institute for Heritage, the event takes place at the Expo Centre Sharjah. Over fifteen workshops and interactive sessions will get people hyped to participate in the event, as well as the narrating powerhouses that will host such as Abdelaziz Laroui and more. The forum's new session comprises seminars and talks that cover a variety of significant techniques for telling animal stories. The event will bring together experts, scholars, and authors from more than 38 nations across the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America. The spirit of all the stories, tales, dreams, and hopes inspire and provide mankind with the intellectual and cultural enrichment it requires. The campaign teases these ideas through incredibly vibrant visuals that allow people to delve deeper into the stories and become one with the characters. With tribal designs, a rainbow of hues, personified animals, and funky fonts, the billboards are bound to bring up questions and raise curiosity surrounding the event. The date is also highlighted in a coral-colored box to emphasize the timing. Whatever animal comes to mind is found on the billboards. A brooding cat? Check! A majestic chicken? Unexpected, but check as well! An aristocratic tiger? Consider one shivering in their seat from the royal prowess. Another visual includes the entire animal cast standing in a line, from donkeys to dogs to goats to lions. What is unique about those animals is that they are anthropomorphic; to imbue the stories with humanity and a sprinkle of magic. Fashion is a known tell-tale to an individual's personality, so the event-holders used this to their advantage by dressing each animal in their own unique, vibrant outfit. Hoarding, bridge billboards, and lampposts were livened up by this limited campaign. It ascended on Dubai’s billboards in the first week of September.
