Iconic ads

By the early Sixties, Americans viewed many magazine ads and TV commercials more as entertainment than come-on.

Here are a whole bunch of brilliant automotive ads over the last 50 or 60 years. It shows that the art of copywriting in advertising isn't what it used to be,

I really like the way that Guinness play on the fact they're well known in this advert. It's really clever how the ad spells "Guess who?" Out of the products name, "Guinness".

Hello, my name is Solomon and I am a Print ADdict. It all started on a beautiful summer day when I fired up my laptop and decided to cherish the fact that hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. So I decided to put my creative skills to test and challenged myself to 365 days of print ads.

As our culture, media, advertising and younger consumers change, iconic campaigns in the future will be defined differently.

icons repurposed for iPod ads

This undated #vintage #Rolex #Datejust features the "Palace Of Nations" which was the United Nations Office At Geneva. It was built in #Geneva between 1929 and 1936 as the headquarters for the League of Nations, which later evolved into the Geneva headquarters for the United Nations in 1946. Today, the #UN In Geneva is filled with international diplomats daily, and it primarily deals with social issues around the world.

Advertising, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, Keyshot

A is for Apple Ad #1

Very few shapes in the world are as recognizable as the Coca Cola bottle: so iconic that our brain needs very little clue to feel it. And to desire it. Once again Coca-Cola adds a chapter to the tradition of ads that play with its iconicity. In the new campaign by Publicis Italy, only a logo and a title are needed to make the invisible visible.