Chuck Norris & Steven Seagal Funny commercial

Funny TV advertisement for Mountain Dew drink with Chuck Norris and Steven Seagal.

McDonald’s “Open All Night” Ad

Creative McDonald’s “Open All Night” advertisement:
As part of our campaign to announce that McDonald’s restaurants are now open at night, we designed an ad that could literally only be read at night. During the day, the reversed test and yellow curve were a curious sight. But after the dark, the back-lit poster was reflected in the glass revealing the complete logo and our message.

Advertising Agency: DDB Sydney, Australia

Copywriter: Alex Stainton

Photographer: Christian Mushenko

Via: [adsoftheworld]

Cool Creative advertisements (Part 4)

Desinfex Bomberman print ad
"Desinfex Kills 99.9% Of Germs."

Desinfex:Bomberman creative advertisement

Advertising Agency: Ade Bogotá, Colombia

Art Directors: Pedro Cardenas, Dina Luz Garzon

Copywriter: Francisco Gonzalez

Illustrator: Zero Fractal

Creative Bus Stop Advertisements

Mcdonald's creative bus stop advertisements

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HP printers print ads

Creative advertisements for HP printers: Unique Quality Prints.

HP Printers: Baby

HP Printers: Pony
Advertising Agency: CLM BBDO, France
Creative Directors: Gilles Fichteberg, Jean-François Sacco, Eric Pierre
Copywriter: Vincent Pedrocchi
Photographer: Jean-Yves Lemoigne


HP Printers: Elephant

HP Printers: Rockers

HP Printers: Panda

Advertising Agency: CLM BBDO / Boulogne Billancourt, France

Creative Director: Eric Pierre

Copywriter: Vincent Pedrocchi

Photographer: Joseph Ford

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Funny TV commercial for Fox Sports

What's that smell?

Funny Audi R8 Commercial

Cool TV commercial for Audi R8.

Funny Bern Airport bus advertisement

The idea of that advertising has definitely failed. It doesn't look like advertisement for airport bus to me. It looks more like the red bus is humping the blue one. :)

Advertising Agency: Neue Lgk, Berne and Zurich, Switzerland

Creative Director: André Benker

Art Director: Stephan Wittwer

Copywriter: Lukas Schmid

Illustrator: Dominic Beyeler

Photographer: Jonas Spengler

Via: AdsOfTheWorld

25 Disturbing ads

Sometimes advertisements can be really disturbing and tasteless. Just look at the examples below.

The Naval Museum Of Alberta Creative Billboard

Advertising Agency: Trigger, Calgary, Canada

Creative Director: Patrick Doyle

Art Director: Joel Arbez

Copywriter: David Delibato

Photographer:Jean Perron

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Law & Order creative outdoor ad

TV3: Law & Order outdoor lamp

Advertising Agency: Colenso BBDO, Auckland, New Zealand

Art Directors / Copywriters: Lisa Fedyszyn

Executive Creative Director: Nick Worthington

Creative Director: Steve Cochran

Deputy Creative Director: Karl W Fleet

Copywriter / Art Director: Jonathan McMahon

Photographer: Troy Goodall

Via: Adsoftheworld

Natural finish colours ad

Berger: Sky ad via [link]

Advertising Agency: JWT Mumbai, India

Executive Creative Director: Tista Sen

Creative Director: Nandita Chalam

Art Director / Copywriter: Minal Phatak

Hawaiian Tropic: Extreme waterproof

Creative advertisements for Hawaiian Tropic.

Hawaiian Tropic Extreme Waterproof

Advertising Agency: Grey Chile, Santiago, Chile
Creative Directors: Miguel Angel Cerdeira, Carlos Guerra Oviedo
Art Directors: Miguel Angel Cerdeira, Patricio Céspedes
Copywriter: Carlos Guerra Oviedo
Illustrator: Ricardo Salamanca
Via : AdsOfTheWorld

Harley Davidson: Stop Dreaming

Pretty funny print ad for Harley Davidson.

Advertising Agency: FNL Communications Sydney, Australia

Creative Director: Mike Miller

Art Director: Kieran Antill

Copywriter: Will Edwards

Photographer: Andreas Bommert

Via AdsOfTheWorld"

Nivea Beauté: Calcium Power

Nivea Beauté creative advertisement for extra strong and long nails.

Advertising Agency: TBWA, Vienna, Austria

Creative Directors: Gerd Turetschek, Robert Wohlgemuth

Copywriters: Karin Schalko, Helmut Winkler

Art Director: Jan Christ

Account Supervisor: Barbara Lung

Photographer: Arnd Ötting

Graphic Designers: Jan Christ, Zoi Samara

Via AdsOfTheWorld

Niedermeyer: Super Zoom

Clever print ad for Niedermeyer super zoom.

Advertising Agency: TBWA\Wien, Austria

Creative Directors: Robert Wohlgemuth, Gerd Turetschek, Elli Hummer

Art Director: Jeff Stenzenberger

Copywriter: Karin Schalko

Photographer: Arnd Ötting

Illustrator: Christian Pfeifer

Via: AdsOfTheWorld

Billboard Advertising Made Of Dice

This creative ad shell for Treasury Casino was created by Junior ad agency, Brisbane, using 7563 pieces of dice.
The ad shows a happy winning face and is deployed in a bus shelter sign in Australia.
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13th Street Channel Horror Ads

13th Street: Stationery of Horror
Pretty creepy advertising style for 13th street horror channel.

Funny Swear Jar TV Commercial

Funny Bud Light commercial.

15 Brutally Honest Ads

When congestion is bigger than you

Clever print ads for Sinutab.

Advertising Agency: JWT, Venezuela

Photographer: Claudio Napolitano

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The most clever ads in Airports

Casino Di Venezia

Great campaign of an Italian advertising agency Admcom for the promotion of the "Casino Di Venezia". They have turned a traditional luggage claim belt into a giant roulette wheel at Venice Marco Polo Airport. According to the Venetian Casino, visits increased by 60% since the eye catching ad appeared at the airport. It's what you get for doing an original ad, with good visibility and a good sense of humor. Source

Adidas Oliver Kahn Overpass 

To welcome soccer fans from all over the world to Germany, home of FIFA World Cup 2006, adidas and its ad agency, TBWA, assembled this giant, temporary overpass on the main thruway of Munich Airport and draped it with an enlarged image of Oliver Kahn, goalkeeper of the German team. Source

Handled with care

A couple of years ago Virgin ran a guerrilla marketing campaign in South Africa to promote their business as superior to competitors not only in-flight but overall service – baggage handling (which lets be honest, creates a lot of bad press for companies), it was received well by the public and even created a few laughs. Source

Ad Air - Advertising Big

A unique advertising medium that targets airline passengers in their seats. Ad-Air reaches this highly desirable demographic and captive audience by placing advertisements of 20,000m2, approx 5 acres in size, flat on the ground alongside the flight paths in and out of the world’s busiest airports. Source

Something to Declare?
Many NGO campaigns are dedicated to ending animal trafficking and the lucrative poaching business. Now the customs officials at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam are taking their own stab at it with their very original guerrilla campaign. The intention of the campaign, taking place at one of the most transited airports in the world, is to prevent crimes related to undeclared goods.
Red, eye-catching suitcases with bumper-stickers that say “SOMETHING TO DECLARE?” have been placed on the baggage claim carrousels of this highly-transited airport. Doesn’t sound too interesting, right? Hold your horses! What catches the attention of travelers is the fact that huge crocodile tails (fake, I hope), stick out of one end of each of the suitcases. Appropriately, all this fun happens just before the travelers will have to make that fateful decision of “goods to declare” or “nothing to declare” as they officially enter the EU. Source

Visa - For Creative Airport Advertising

Produced by the TBWA\Tequila, Auckland, New Zealand, this placement used both traditional and ambient media to feature Visa’s sponsorship of the Pompeii exhibit at their National Museum.

Passengers at the Wellington Airport were greeted with a lava flow that ran around the baggage carousel. The message was placed in the lighbox in the middle of the baggage carousel. Source

Baggage Belt

The strategy was based on a key insight: After traveling to the airport and enduring a long flight, travelers welcomed a bit of calm. The idea was to create a refreshingly tranquil oasis for the weary passenger, mimicking the cool water of Beau Rivage’s tropical pool. The baggage belt was transformed into a swimming pool complete with swimmers and playful slogans. The result was a total change in how people react around the hectic space of a luggage belt. Source

Three projected umbrellas

Three projected umbrellas - all made of thousands of smaller red umbrellas. When people pass them, they fly away like leaves in the wind. Very cool. And placed at a place in the airport where lots of people pass by. Everybody saw the ads. Souce

1st Bank in Denver wants everyone to know they care about small businesses. To make the point, the bank has bought rotating, backlit displays at waiting areas in Denver’s airport, showcasing business cards from hundreds of business banking customers.

The bank bought four displays total, comprising some 500 different business cards. Cards were submitted by business customers at local branches over a three week period. The campaign is by TDA Advertising & Design, Boulder. Source

BMW Welcomes You to Munich

Money is no object for BMW. Check out the size of this advertisement at the Munich airport. If only Detroit could say the same. If you step on the starter switch on the floor, the sound of an engine turns over and lights on the grill light up. Mark couldn’t get enough of this interactive exhibit.

Munich is home of BMW headquarters so it makes sense that they would pour money into airport displays. If you can’t afford the real thing, terminal 2 has a small BMW shop with T-shirts, keychains and a pedal and chain unit pushbike. Source

15 Funny Print Ads

2100 Watt Vacuum Cleaner Rowenta

2100 Watt Vacuum Cleaner Rowenta source

Advertising Agency: Publicis Frankfurt, Germany

Photographer: Achim Lippoth

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