Don't know if they are real, but Adpunch says these are "government sponsored guerilla advertising campaign undertaken in London to garner public support on government policies in the U.K." Would love it if they were real.
This ad on the bottom of a swimming pool showing a drowned child almost tops this decal of a dead woman. Love the look on the kid's face. -- via coolz0r
I am sure this one has been posted before but couldn't find it so there. This 25 ft. iPod promotes Columbus Aliva magazine and plays music by local musicians. It's powered by a real iPod nano. Here's the playlist. -- MacDailyNews; thank you, Elise
A couple of unrelated campaigns to fight homelessness from Invisible Red. Wonder if people tune out of the ads that are too scary, and whether it's too hard to create a more positive but an equally powerful execution.
A decal (not really a billboard) of a dead woman for Canadian Red Cross at the bottom of a stairwell in a Cineplex Theatre in Toronto. Also, check out this sticker of a woman passed out in front of the toilet. -- caffeine marketing
Hey, Bored.com's readers! If you liked the dead woman ad, see some of Billboardom's newer stuff:
The Italian Spot Anatomy finds this Russian spoof of Motorola's Moto campaign in dubbio gusto. The billboard apparently promotes tampons and says, in Russian, "MOTO CYCLES" (the pun sort of works in English, too). Don't know if it's real of 'shopped, but will put an update if I find out anything.
Speaking of dubbio gusto, they also have this billboard for Axe:
Ad Blog Arabia brings us this wonderful set of billboards for Skoda found in Prague. As they say, "The actual statue was covered from all sides by large billboards depicting.. well.. the statue, with the car added in. When you stand at certain angles the add blends in almost perfectly with the surrounding scene." The blog has many more pictures, too. We've seen billboards augmenting reality before: in this Amnesty campaign, and in Estonia, for example.
Nice creative work for Jontex condoms in Brazil. The secondone looks like the one for Kill Bill. On the first picture, the banner was spread out during half time at soccer matches. -- sloganmaker on flickr, twenty four
A poster in a soccer locker room reads: "Important! Think of your sponsor under all circumstances." Right. Always keep your eye on the goal and your mind on the paycheck. Love the attitude. -- sloganmaker on flickr