Creativity Stare at This Ford Print Ad for 30 Seconds, and It Will Suddenly Make Sense Optical illusion promotes park assistBy Roo Powell|July 28, 2014 Share By Roo Powell|July 28, 2014 Share BBR Saatchi & Saatchi created this print ad for Ford Israel that also happens to be an optical illusion. It promotes the Ford Explorer's Park Assist feature in a way similar to those email forwards from your aunt that ask you to stare at an image until you see the face of Jesus or the outline of Elvis. "Stare at the black dot for 30 seconds. Move your eyes to the empty parking space. See how easy it is to park," says the copy. Thirty seconds may be a long time to look at an ad, and my eyes kept ramming the SUV into the parked cars. But it's still a fun way to highlight a feature without using jargon that just feels like a lot of empty words ("aerodynamic space material for precision control!"). What do you think? Are you into it? Via Digital Synopsis. Adweek Adweek