I just love a good advertisement, especially ones that invoke the feeling I used to get when reading pop-up books, children’s books that had “touchy-feeley” stuff, anything that was interactive on some level. (See: Pat the Bunny)
The following advertisements, in some way, shape or form, invoke feelings. Some are larger than life, others are optical illusions and some are simply standard print ads that make you think.
A seafood company strategically placed oversized clam shells on the actual beach, all of which featured a printed insert motivating consumers to buy seafood.
McDonalds used already existing light posts to persuade walk-by traffic to purchase their coffee by pouring them a super sized cup.
If you stare at the signage below long enough, you’ll want to sober up before getting by the wheel too.
The billboard below, featured at one of the largest gatherings of car fanatics, features a smoke machine built into the back that actually shows the onlooker just how well the new Mustang can burnout.
The in-flight advertisement below is by far my favorite. Window decals were created to inspire executive travelers to check out the newly recreated Mercedes Gull Wing. Travelers also received model cars as a take away.
Credits to D-Lists, Ads of the World and Google.
