21 times when companies have relied on designers with brilliant minds
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For a company, advertising is a way to make as many people as possible aware of their business, as well as a way to differentiate themselves from all the other competitors who work in the same field or industry.
How many times, in fact, do we choose one brand rather than another, just for the sympathy that the brand has communicated through their publicity? Most of the time, it is an involuntary behavior, which we implement even if we are not consciously aware of it.
What is not up for discussion, however, is the obvious genius of some of the publicity campaigns --- like these!
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The handle of this butcher shop door.
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This barcode has been transformed into a cute design.
A movie theater in which the film is not the only attraction.
Under an advertising for baby furniture, IKEA had the idea of putting a quick pregnancy test.
Above a blanket of snow ... IKEA announces to give snowmen, obviously to be assembled!
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The advertising for a brand of laxatives.
How soft are the slices of bread of this brand? Try it on your own skin.
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An appeal to safeguard the pillars in parking garages by buying a car equipped with parking sensors!
The advertising for a migraine headache medication.
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This brand of jeans has chosen a 3D solution to capture the attention of passersby.
A million reasons to read the newspaper!
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When you say you want to do things in a big way ...
Do not rely on the first person that happens along --- your car should always be in good hands!
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Coca-Cola always knows how to attract people and get them to take a look ...
Invitations for ballet classes, of course!
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Dog-proof!
When the company deals with data storage solutions, the truck cannot have any other form!
The surveillance post at an Amazon warehouse.
This company has focused on simplicity ... maybe too much!
A toy that will make even adults dream.
An innovative suitcase for long journeys.
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