Examples of clever advertising design

Industrial Design
Oct 25, 2006
5 Comments

The advertising industry has been around for quite a long time. However, as it contains the world’s best creative talents, it never gets old. Here are some of the more amazing ads I have found.

Freedom for Animals.

Audi’s “Design to Thrill”.

I like this last one!

Car Wars.

I threw the last set in for fun, and they are probably fake ads. Can any verify?

Via: Gems Sty
Via: Advertising/Design Goodness

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herry
Oct 26, 06 – 9:31 am

Man..I love the car ads, very funny and creative. Two thumbs up for Subaru! :D

ashley
Oct 27, 06 – 10:36 pm

I also spotted the The Freedom for Animals ads at another blog (http://blogger.xs4all.nl/marcg/) that you would enjoy, if you don’t already know about it.

DT
Oct 27, 06 – 11:09 pm

Hi herry,

Nice to hear from you. Yes I like the Subaru one and the Bently one too!

Hi Ashley,

Thanks for the link, and you are right I did miss a few!

AEN TAN
Nov 11, 06 – 3:15 am

Read some of these at Advertising Goodness.
The Audi ones are really top-notch. Very good illustration and typography.
Thanks for finding! Looking forward to seeing more interesting ads.

Design Translator
Nov 11, 06 – 9:33 am

Haha,

I love the last Audi one, not sure what it is or why it appeals to me!

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