To show that its ingredients are locally grown, Lays potato chips ran this out-of-home campaign in the Chicago subway a.k.a. the L.
A sticker depicting potatoes growing was placed on the ceiling of the subway tunnel while a more traditional transit ad explained the rest.
This actually ran a couple of years ago but I just found it and thought it worth sharing.
Via Designzzz
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Not sure what I love more, Ekkapong Techawongthaworn's name — which is beautiful music to my Western ears — or his Facebook timeline designs.
I'm juvenile enough to find the illustration between Ekkapong's legs above hysterical.
Anyone else feeling pressured to get more creative with their own Facebook timeline?
If you've seen any of Sophia Loren's old black & white movies, you may have noticed that she's always screaming. Because she's Italian. And we all know how hot-blooded they are. Eating pasta and fighting all the time.
Sheesh!
Thank goodness we don't have to deal with such offensive Italian stereotypes anymore.
Oops. Spoke too soon.
My jaw drops every time this Haagen-Dazs gelato commercial comes on.
Click here to watch the offensive Haagen-Dazs commercial.
I'm only surprised Haagen-Dazs didn't put the guy in a sleeveless white T shirt.
The photoshopping on Joanna Rohrback's website is as entertaining as the Prancercise movements she invented.
In case you haven't yet discovered Prancercise, it's a "fitness revolution" based on a "springy, rhythmic way of moving, similar to a horse's gait and ideally induced by elation."
Click here to see Joanna Rohrback demonstrate what Prancercise looks like. You're in for a treat. You may even want to try the moves yourself. Though be forewarned. Too much Prancercise may lead to this.
Coca-Cola is making its soda cans shareable.
The regular-sized can twists apart leaving one with a smaller can of Coke and a plastic cup. The idea is that you pour some Coke into the cup for a friend and drink the rest yourself. Or vice versa, if you prefer.
It's kind of adorable.
The idea came from a collaboration between Ogilvy & Mather's Singapore and France offices.
Click here to watch the Shareable Coke Can video. It's adorable, too, but about twice as long as it needed to be. You be the judge.
I'm feeling all warm and fuzzy and full of love for my new credit card.
A couple of months ago, I got the new, heavily advertised Discover It credit card. Yesterday, this came in the mail.
Inside was the message, "We're so glad to have you as a cardmember," and a $5 gift card to Starbucks.
Not every day a business owner admits in a TV commercial, "My wife's boyfriend broke my jaw with a fence post."
Click here to watch the funny Cullman commercial.
Advertising campaign for life insurance. Created by Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett, Zurich.
Via Ads of the World
