Fisch Franke – the Living poster Filled with Water and Real Fish

Here's a very creative way of catching attention to an advertisement, i bet nobody walked down the street and missed this one. Unfortunately, ideas like this may not be practical year-round. Enjoy this ad by Fisch Franke!

 

Client: Fisch Franke
Agency: Publicis Frankfurt
Johannes Krzeslack (Photographer)
Stephan Ganser (Executive Creative Director)
Peter Kaim/Nico Juenger (Creative Director)
Nico Juenger (Art Director)
Peter Kaim (Copywriter)
Architect: Thomas Breen
 

Hipmunk Travel Ads

Today's set of ads are for a travel agency that is marketing their website as one that doesn't have annoying ads on it. I thought of these as a very clever way to bring attention to how annoying some ads can be when you're searching for something very important, such as travel details for your next trip!

Hangovers are Dangerous Ad

PROVID aims at preventing even the worst hangovers!

Advertising Agency: PROVID (Kiev, Ukraine)

Agency website: http://www.provid.com.ua

Creative Director: Kirill Chichkan

Art Director: Denis Music

Copy-writer: Sergii Zinoviev

Confusing Ads.

Not all ads are good. Some are just plain confusing like the Lovell Beer Ads. In fact, most ads aren't even memorable. And then, you get some that are memorable, but for the wrong reason. Such as, they don't make any sense at all.

Here, take this Samsung ad for example:



For those who can't read the text, it says "Even a Weather Forecast looks like a work of art". What is that what kind of weather forecaster dresses like that? Why does it look like she's twirling strings of light? I wouldn't even know this was for a TV unless I saw the picture on the bottom right hand corner.

Sony has been known to do some rather strange ads. But this one for the PSP still doesn't make sense to me:



If someone wants to interpret this for me, by all means, do so.

And then from PETA, I just ended up staring for a good minute before realizing this wasn't an ad for pornography.



Who still rides horse carriages in this day and age anyways?