Poster depicts a man and a woman sitting at the table. Red ribbons and coffee cups are on the table. In the background appears a woman hugging another person whose gender is not appparent. Also in the background there's writings about prevention practices and counseling being offered to families as well as other services.
Poster tells a story in pictures. On the first one the man Pierrot is sitting in the bar with his friends. On the second picture he is visiting a sick man, who is lying in the bed with infusion. On the next one Pierrot is sitting in the doctor’s office with worry expression on his face. Then the nurse is taking his blood to do the test. The calendar on the wall shows that the date is May 3rd. On the next picture Pierrot is visiting doctor again possibly to find out what the blood test result. The date on the calendar is May 18th. The doctor gives him some papers to read and possibly telling him to be careful. On the next picture Pierrot possibly buying condoms from the vending-machine. Then the nurse is taking his blood for blood test again. The calendar in the nurse’s office shows that the date is August 3rd, which means that 3 month have passed by. On the next picture Pierrot is sitting in the doctor’s office. The date on the calendar is August 18th. The doctor is smiling, which possibly means that Pierrot doesn’t have anything serious. On the last picture Pierrot is going with the little box of medication and singing. Poster is drawn black and white.
Poster suggests that you should like your friends on who they are, not their sexual preference. It advertises a campaign to prevent STDs, HIV, and AIDS. There is a photo of a group of young adults smiling and looking at the audience. The photograph is black and white, but one young man at the center of the group is in color.