Even eight years later, this Budweiser tribute to New York City and the victims of 9/11, aired only once during the 2002 SuperBowl, carries remarkable emotional power :
Showing posts with label advertising art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising art. Show all posts
Monday, April 5, 2010
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
An impressive series of ads promoting Russia Today, banned in American airports, but turning heads in the UK :


More Of The Ads Can Be Seen Here


More Of The Ads Can Be Seen Here
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
In this propaganda poster campaign, humans are recast as the horror movie monsters :

The explanation, and other posters, are at io9
.

The explanation, and other posters, are at io9
.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Well, Didn't You Think That Too When You Were A Teenager?

An incredibly effective piece of advertising art, for beer, that has promoted the brand through hundreds of newspaper stories, thousands of blogs and hundreds of thousand online comments and tweets. The ad hasn't run anywhere, and nor has Disney yet filed any legal action against the ad creators, if any copyright has actually been violated.
It's a fair and free media exchange. Online news media get to run the image for free, in exchange for mentioning the brand and ad agency behind 'the controversy' in 'the story'.

An incredibly effective piece of advertising art, for beer, that has promoted the brand through hundreds of newspaper stories, thousands of blogs and hundreds of thousand online comments and tweets. The ad hasn't run anywhere, and nor has Disney yet filed any legal action against the ad creators, if any copyright has actually been violated.
It's a fair and free media exchange. Online news media get to run the image for free, in exchange for mentioning the brand and ad agency behind 'the controversy' in 'the story'.
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