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22 August 2008

Olympics advertising you haven't already seen 3,000 times

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Source: Ads of the World

20 August 2008

Billboard takes aim at gun shows

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Advertising Agency: Modernista!, Boston

Source: AdFreak

13 June 2008

Apartments for rent in Denmark

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Advertising Agency: Bitsch + Lundquist, Copenhagen

Source: Ads of the World

11 June 2008

The Super Colon

It's an 8 feet by 20 feet inflatable replica of the human colon. And it travels around the country to raise awareness of colon cancer.

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This Friday, it's coming to Peabody, Massachusetts, just a town away from where I live. I'd really like to go see it. I'm just not sure I could stop giggling long enough to not embarrass myself.

13 May 2008

Ambient/guerrilla campaign with results that look like contemporary art

Here's how this campaign worked:

To put beach pollution into perspective, trash was collected from various beaches, packaged it to look like seafood and displayed it at local farmers' markets. This is the print extension for those who couldn't actually make it to the market."

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Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Los Angles

Source: Ads of the World

29 April 2008

Ambient advertising campaign for South Carolina tourism

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Southshell

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Advertising Agency: Bounce, Greenville, South Carolina

Source: Ads of the World

28 April 2008

Ambient advertising gone awry

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Source: Peculiarosities

25 April 2008

Ambient advertising for Orla Kiely

A Hong Kong trolley is papered in a signature Orla Kiely pattern. Nice.

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Source: Oh Joy

19 April 2008

It's obvious which weiner means business

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Source: Small Bits & Pieces

01 April 2008

Ambient advertising promoting a gym

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Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Italy

Source: Ads of the World