Ad Journal #45
Zoo Zurich Billboard: More Space for the Big Ones. Donate For The Elephants
I like this ad because of its extreme graphic. Im not sure if it will make people actually donate to help or just make them laugh a little. Most people don’t really care about animals that arent theirs so this could just be a fail.
(Source: jaymug)
Ad Journal #44
Kill Bill Toilet Advertising
I was so creeped out by this at first and i know if i had seen this “ad” in person i would not have even entered past the doorway to that bathroom. This could be a potential risk in people being frightened and calling the police. Ive seen the Kill Bill movies though and they are definitely bloody the entire time so this is a good theme of the movie. The logo is almost too small allowing people to become scared of the whole thing. Creative but a huge risk.
(Source: jaymug)
Ad Journal #43
Dr. Hajnal Kiprov Cosmetic Surgery: Business Card
I have never seen a buisness card as creative as this one for plastic surgery. It surely does tell you what he is in the buisness of doing. Personally i would never lose that buisness card just because of how unique it is, i would even show friends. This overall is a great way to get noticed and have your card shown to everyone and be asked about. An A+ for sure.
(Source: jaymug)
Ad Journal #42
McDonald’s: Night Light - Open 24 Hours
This is an innovative ad, i really like the light effect that creates the look of french fries. It’s a good concept with the night light and the all night open thing. It is such a modern day thing that ties in well with the family orientation of McDonalds.
(Source: jaymug)
Ad Journal #40
World’s first pee-controlled video game opens in London bar
Developed by UK-based Captive Media, the high-tech urinals come with 12-inch LCD screens fitted just above them. Ads play on the screens until a punter approaches the urinal. Detecting that the punter is in position and ready to pee, the system then switches into gaming mode.
Overall this is really weird and an odd place to be playing any games at all.
(Source: emergentfutures)
Ad Journal #39
“Another lateral idea that is taking a current use such as the swipe bar on the iphone and adapting it to a winding race track, as a marketing tool for Audi. It allows consumers to interact with the brand as they can play around the track and when they reach the finish line, the ad will then open an app for Audi IPad magazine. A very clever way of driving traffic (excuse the PUN) to Audi’s website.”
Audi iPad Ad Turns ‘Slide to Unlock’ Into a Long, Curving Racetrack Another clever rethink of the feature.
(Source: bjornborgprojectresearch)
Ad Journal #38
“Looks fast. Even in park”
“To launch the Mercedes-Benz 2012 C-Class Coupe, one was parked in front of a motion blurred wall, sidewalk, and billboard that read: “Looks fast. Even in park. The 450hp 2012 C-Class Coupe.” To complete the motion-blur illusion, real 3D models of a motion blurred fire hydrant, parking sign, and mailbox were created to be part of the
Ad Journal #37
Client: Martini
Agency: Fred & Farid Paris
Adorable! I found myself watching the screen on the right more than the one on the left, but loved the tie-in at the end. So European, so simple, and I love the subtle product tie in. It works…luck is not just an attitude, drinking Martini is an attitude. It’s a roll-with-the-punches, make-your-own-destiny kind of drink without being hyper-masculine about it. It’s as if Martini puts the style in lifestyle. Love the Euro feel to it, and the music is perfect.
2-minutes may seem long but this is like watching a movie…and now I want a martini.
(Source: advertise-this)
Ad Journal #36
I really like when ads incorporate movies or catch phrases. This ad is simple yet eye popping. The color choice is nice because red is a strong eye drawer. Some might not get this is for a radio station. I like this ad it made me laugh.
(Source: shtutman)
Ad Journal #35
Um…..This McDonalds ad is disgusting. They took there filet-o-fish sandwich way to far. Why would anyone want to imagine their pet goldfish in there food. McDonalds ads are seen by children and they are the biggest consumers of their food. Why in the world would they want to think that they are putting pet fish in the food. It is just sick. Epic fail