Check these creative billboard ads to prove you that creativity has no boundaries :)
Formula Toothcare
“Builds strong teeth.”
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Pond's Facial Wash
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Colorado State Patrol
"Tailgating Isn't Worth It. Give Trucks Room. It's The Law."
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“Belt Up” Driver Safety
“The Back Seat’s No Safer. Belt Up”. Created by Clemenger BBDO, located in Australia.
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Nationwide Insurance
The company took over three billboards mounted across the north side of the Atlas Building in downtown Columbus Ohio, where the company's international headquarters are located. Two billboards are for a fake company called "Coop's Paints" and one for its logo and "Life Comes at You Fast" tagline. The middle "Coop's Paints" billboard spills yellow paint out, covering the bottom of the building, the parking lot below, cars and the parking attendant's shelter.
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Quebec City Magic Festival
A very smart ads. There are birdseeds in the top hat so it looks like birds are flying out of it!
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Bergey
A billboard produced by JWT agency from India, which implemented optical illusion to express the message, "Natural finish colours".
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McDonald’s
As part of its "Best Fries on the Planet" campaign, McDonald's partnered with Chicago-based marketing giant Leo Burnett to design the "Fry Lights" billboard in the suburb Oak Brook
Bloom Supermarket Jumbo Muffins
A strategically placed “Car for Sale” was parked underneath the billboard. A week after the ad went up, a muffin was made to look like it fell, crushing the car underneath. This billboard won an “OBIE” award from the Advertising Educational Foundation (AEF).
Bic Razors
This Bic ad located in Japan shows a giant razor shaving a path in the grass leading up to a white billboard that features a Bic logo.
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Bustop Lingerie Store
This underwear poster in New Zealand has a giant skirt attached. The sensors in the billboards are activated by the wind blow which lifts the skirt to reveal lingerie product underneath.
Silberman’s Fitness Center
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Radio 2
Dutch outdoor advertising company Interbest used a male stripper for this billboard that has won Gold at the 2011 Clio Awards. The campaign involved a progression of billboards each showing the overweight man in fewer clothes. The text: “The sooner you advertise here, the better”. Finally, just in time, the billboard is taken up with an advertisement for Radio 2.
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Formula Toothcare
“Builds strong teeth.”
[link]Pond's Facial Wash
[link]Colorado State Patrol
"Tailgating Isn't Worth It. Give Trucks Room. It's The Law."
[link]“Belt Up” Driver Safety
“The Back Seat’s No Safer. Belt Up”. Created by Clemenger BBDO, located in Australia.
[link]Nationwide Insurance
The company took over three billboards mounted across the north side of the Atlas Building in downtown Columbus Ohio, where the company's international headquarters are located. Two billboards are for a fake company called "Coop's Paints" and one for its logo and "Life Comes at You Fast" tagline. The middle "Coop's Paints" billboard spills yellow paint out, covering the bottom of the building, the parking lot below, cars and the parking attendant's shelter.
[link]Quebec City Magic Festival
A very smart ads. There are birdseeds in the top hat so it looks like birds are flying out of it!
[link]Bergey
A billboard produced by JWT agency from India, which implemented optical illusion to express the message, "Natural finish colours".
[link]McDonald’s
As part of its "Best Fries on the Planet" campaign, McDonald's partnered with Chicago-based marketing giant Leo Burnett to design the "Fry Lights" billboard in the suburb Oak Brook
Bloom Supermarket Jumbo Muffins
A strategically placed “Car for Sale” was parked underneath the billboard. A week after the ad went up, a muffin was made to look like it fell, crushing the car underneath. This billboard won an “OBIE” award from the Advertising Educational Foundation (AEF).
Bic Razors
This Bic ad located in Japan shows a giant razor shaving a path in the grass leading up to a white billboard that features a Bic logo.
[link]Bustop Lingerie Store
This underwear poster in New Zealand has a giant skirt attached. The sensors in the billboards are activated by the wind blow which lifts the skirt to reveal lingerie product underneath.
Silberman’s Fitness Center
[link] [link]Radio 2
Dutch outdoor advertising company Interbest used a male stripper for this billboard that has won Gold at the 2011 Clio Awards. The campaign involved a progression of billboards each showing the overweight man in fewer clothes. The text: “The sooner you advertise here, the better”. Finally, just in time, the billboard is taken up with an advertisement for Radio 2.
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