It's All Random
Rather than covering walls with paints, some artists appear to be cleaning dirt off the walls, creating these amazing images they call reverse graffiti. Apparently, this was all made for a marketing campaign by Clorox. Via: knewdrew, Reddit
The lure of animal lip art has now come to speak for animal rights and conservation. The campaign for Conservação Internacional goes with the line “When animals speak, We listen.”
Via: AdsoftheWorld
An advertising campaign saw the installation of a Hot Wheels loop facade at a highway in Bogota, Colombia. The facade is a representation of the loop Hot Wheels cars have been passing through for years, and it has been done so well that it appears quite realistic. Or maybe I see it that way because …
In a nifty PR stunt, Coca Cola put one of their vending machines in a college campus, and let it do its job of spreading happiness. Students purchasing from the machine were treated with extras and freebies, making them all happy. I think the happiest person of them all would be the dude sitting inside …
These creative and funny ads from MTV Germany encourage safe sex, because sex is no accident.
Via: LaughingSquid
This ad for DVR services by New Zealand based company MY SKY shows women what use their husbands could be put to, in place of watching TV. Via: LikeCool
This incredible print ad was made by Brussels based agency TBWA for paint manufacturer Levis. Stylish and cool, a great way to get attention. Via: TCH
These creative advertisements for Mercedes Benz show the left and right brain talk about themselves, while glistening in beautiful graphics. The ads have been designed by Y&R Interactive Tel Aviv.
Via: Frederiksamuel, Notcot
We’ve known long enough that robots will rise to power one day. Perhaps writing about them would give us a few brownie points when our robotic overlords rise to power. The image apparently is an advertisement from a laptop shop in Chennai, India. Via: Reddit
