Sure you might not need a tiny paper chair, but it sure is a lot more memorable than a tiny flat piece of paper. Oddee has a great selection of memorable business cards and while I love the chair idea, the breast aug...

(YouTube link) This video is an ad for the Ko...  ...this must be a product of a US agency, as Korean advertising is rarely humorous or self-deprecating. It seems...

It takes a lot of effort (and a lot of people) to...  ...ke food look appetizing on film. Chain restaurant advertising on TV is overseen by tabletop directors, speciali...  ...urants and stores. In part, this is a truth-in- advertising issue. Everyone knows that in 1970, the Federal T...

The daily commute got a lot more interesting recently when life sized lightsaber hand rails that actually light up were installed in Tokyo trains to promote the Star Wars: The Complete Saga DVD release. If they'd been...

To promote their Prohibition Era show Boardwalk Empire, HBO has brought some vintage trains back to select subway routes in NYC. If you're in the Big Apple in the month of September and find yourself in need of a ride, t...

We've all heard a marketing campaign at some p...  ...and thought, "that is just stupid," but most bad advertising strategies just result in a few less sales than a...

Plenty of schools hire celebrities to speak at the...  ...roup of students from Creative Circus, a two-year advertising school in Atlanta, have requested. Remember, they...

Advertising company Ogilvy & Mather put together a campai...

Creating eye candy for visual ad campaigns generally means using illustration to create something people will remember. Computer generated imagery has dramatically changed the design industry, and creative studio Serial...

Yes, it's a bowling ball. It just looks like the head of a zombie! Artist Oliver Paass painted a set of these balls that were then placed in German bowling alleys to advertise a TV channel specializing in horror film...