Topic: Print
Here's something you don't see every day: A print ad that imagines what the world map would look like if every land mass and topographical feature were shaped like the…
U.S. military rockets aren't really the kind of thing you'd expect to be sold through advertising. (I mean, don't they really only have one buyer?) So it's worth taking a…
As aspirational messages go, it's hard to beat the headline, "Tail today. Feet tomorrow." That's one of the snappy lines from the poster campaign for Spore, the new videogame in…
WongDoody has created the ad campaign for the 60th annual Emmy Awards, airing Sept. 21 on ABC. The tagline, "Where TV comes together," is unfortunate, but less so than the…
While all political eyes are now on the Democrats in Denver, the Twin Cities are getting ready for the Republican conclave next week in St. Paul. And Minneapolis agency Campbell…
Judging by this back-to-school ad (click to enlarge), Sears doesn't fully grasp the concept of "playing hard," a phrase reserved for things more physically taxing than sitting on one's ass…
Adweek asked a bunch of big-name creatives to come up with mock ads for the presidential candidates. Deutsch's take on Obama as chick-magnet party-guy (in the ad above, whipped up…
David Barton Gym is back with more advertising encouraging rampant nakedness. Its new campaign uses the tagline, "I'd pay to see you sweat," superimposed on images like this one, showing…
Jessica Simpson is known for a quite a few things: her looks, her singing career (such as it is), her acting career (ditto), and her disastrous effect on Dallas Cowboys…
This "Read more" ad from Young & Rubicam for Israeli bookstore Steimatzky (see a larger image here) may appear to champion literacy. But the image, which could have been pulled…
