Get Over It™
Publisher: Zine Club
Concept & Design: Sylvana dAngelo
Get Over It™ is guaranteed to take your mind off your troubles (for a limited time). Flush out the old and bring in the new with a proverbial deep breath. Simply set your intentions and Get Over It™.
Whether through botanical adaptogens, vitamins, or even pharmaceutical anxiolytics like benzodiazepines or SSRIs, happy pills are available in an abundance of forms. The newly emerging Wellness industry caters to a crowd of disillusioned consumers, looking towards a shiny future of wonder pills, energy level boosters and looking how you have always felt.
Get Over It™ is a Concept Product designed and produced by Sylvana dAngelo with the intent to stimulate a self motivated action moment by tapping into the power of placebo. It explores humor and sales by questioning if a person can create real change through self-directed wonder. If real change is concievable after one simple doseage, should we not share this information with the best Ad campaign?
Concept Art, Digital Media
Dosage Art, Digital Media
Get Over It™ Summer Snack Pack, Digital Media and 500mg of Niacin per dosage
Instruction Art, Digital Media
Poster Art, Digital Media
Get Over It™
Publisher: Zine Club
Concept & Design: Sylvana dAngelo
Get Over It™ is guaranteed to take your mind off your troubles (for a limited time). Flush out the old and bring in the new with a proverbial deep breath. Simply set your intentions and Get Over It™.
Whether through botanical adaptogens, vitamins, or even pharmaceutical anxiolytics like benzodiazepines or SSRIs, happy pills are available in an abundance of forms. The newly emerging Wellness industry caters to a crowd of disillusioned consumers, looking towards a shiny future of wonder pills, energy level boosters and looking how you have always felt.
Get Over It™ is a Concept Product designed and produced by Sylvana dAngelo with the intent to stimulate a self motivated action moment by tapping into the power of placebo. It explores humor and sales by questioning if a person can create real change through self-directed wonder. If real change is concievable after one simple doseage, should we not share this information with the best Ad campaign?