What is art?

A really nice KitKat ambient activity made in the Rijksmuseum Twenthe (NL)

This is a work for men!

Follow the Rabbit

Miracle! A great guerrilla act

The Comisión Especial de Discapacidad in Peru' mede this brilliant guerrilla marketing activity to sensibilize perople on disable parking respect..



This candid camera is the tv commercial...

Really cool!

via WaterMelonMonkey

We just love to print

When the advertising become discreet :)

via marketing alternatif

This campaign cost nothing

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...just like this post... :)

via directdaily

Nude in a scarf!!!

London was full of naked people with a blue scarfs last days:



This is the funny guerrilla activity made for the launch of the brand new Peugeot’s 308 CC {coupe cabriolet}

If you go here, you find in the header this text: "It is time to lose your inhibitions and lose the scarf. Try the Airwave Neck Heating System in Peugeot's brand spanking new 308 cc. It is the only thing you need to wear this season - and every other season!"

Very cool!

via Guerrilla Marketing defined

It wasn't Ikea!

Do you remember this video?
It was Conforama!




Maybe Ikea has to thank Conforama for all this buzz!

Is it made by Ikea?

..that's the question!

In case of Theft

2 weeks ago we talked about the adv-placement of Olay on Time Out Sydney's pages.
Today we talk about another brilliant print campaign for Arag, a car insurance agency:
in the Car market page all the cars are stolen!! Very funny!

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Via adsoftheworld

Kiss me, baby!

The Irish offices of Leo Burnett made this amazing guerrilla campaign to promote the famous series L World.

A female kiss on the shirts for women in the stores. it is a sticker and you can find the claim "It's a girl-on-girl thing" on the back with the logo, channel and air time.

Via BriefBlog

The curious case of Berjamin Button is not a curious case anymore

We don't want spoil anything about the movie.

We want only say that this is the movie page on Time Out Sydney and Olay is an anti-age product.

Who have seen "The curious case of Berjamin Button" can understand the power of this print campaign.

via tpblog