A bus can be an ideal spot for brands to advertise, especially when the advertisements are shaped around the bus.
Here are some advertisements which have utilized the best of the structure of the buses to convey their message in a creative way.
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T-Mobile: "See double" was created to promote the T-Mobile, UK weekend offer of top up
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All Laundry Detergent: "How much can one small bottle clean?" - Creative :)
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Tabasco
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CareerBuilder Bus Advertisement: "Don't Jump" - Nice :)
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OTO Trimax Slim: "Belt Up and Shape Up"
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Perth Zoo
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Copenhagen Zoo - Cool... :)
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Bernmobil's Airport: Intended to show a bus 'taking off' for the airport.
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Axe: House Full Of Girls
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ACDelco: Don't drive on fake parts
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International Organization for Migration: Stop human trafficking - Nice :D
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ToysDirect.com
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Mini-Bus: Slimming & Detoxifying Pill
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Limo Bus: In An Absolut World
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Monster Job Employment Agency: "Stuck in the wrong job?…" - Creative :)
Clever Bus Advertisements
Incredible Staples Art by Baptiste Debombourg
French artist Baptiste Debombourg made incredible arts from staples.
Using a white wall as his backdrop, he carefully placed 35,000 staples over a period of 75 hours to create two pieces of art.
These are titled Air Force One and Air Force Two.
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Check his web for more: http://www.baptistedebombourg.com/
Creative Salt & Pepper Shakers
No dining table is complete without a salt and pepper shaker. Meet some of the coolest, most creative Salt & Pepper shakers you can actually buy.
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The Hug Salt And Pepper Shakers By Alberto Mantilla are two sentimental Salt & Pepper shakers locked in embrace to connote love and affection.
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A Magnetic Salt And Pepper Shakers for Lovers by Susanna Vesalainen
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Step N Pep Salt And Pepper Shakers By Koziol
The hands are magnetized so that they're "stuck" together.
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Lego Salt And Pepper Shakers By Joel Hesselgren
Brilliant!! The white column holds the salt while the black column holds the pepper. How much you want of each can be controlled by moving the red block around.
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Levitating Salt and Pepper Shakers By Son Mocci
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Plusminuszero Maracas Salt And Pepper Shakers By Naoto Fukusawa
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Samba Salt And Pepper Shakers By Ingrid Ruegemer
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Heart Salt And Pepper Shakers By Deepu Mathew
Add spice to your food with some twist ;)
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FRAGILE Salt And Pepper Shakers By StudioKahn
Break it to use it :P
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Switch Me Salt And Pepper Shakers By Chetan Sorab
It allows one to switch between salt and pepper at the press of a button. The body has two chambers to avoid mixing and definitely has a different look to it.
Alessi Lilliput Salt And Pepper Shakers By Stefano Giovannoni
This magnetic salt and pepper set can hang horizontally from the handle or perch on the base. Bright and funny set :)
Brilliant Shadow Arts by Tim Noble and Sue Webster
[link]Real Life is Rubbish, 2002*
The trash pile in this piece is constructed out of studio instead of everyday waste. Tools that the artists would eventually run out of – like a screwdriver that serves as Noble's nose – and discarded items such as used up brass polish are piled together. Out of the apparent jumble of chaos, two perfectly formed silhouettes of the artists emerge.
[link]Dirty White Trash (With Gulls), 1998*
Six months' worth of household waste plus a pair of dead seagulls comprise the heap of refuse. It's no accident that it took the couple a further six months to make the piece, during which time they were eating and consuming – as you do. On the wall, the shadow figure self-portraits of the artists take a break with a cigarette and a glass of wine.
[link]HE/SHE, 2003*
This piece looks to display shadows of Noble and Webster urinating is less shocking given that the artists have often chosen to deal with ostensibly cruder themes in their collaborative work.
[link]Metal Fucking Rats With Heart Shaped Tail, 2007*
Not all of Noble and Webster's work uses low grade materials drawn from the rubbish dump or the scrap yard – like this welded scrap metal piece of rat love. No, some of it borrows from the aesthetics of the shopping mall or the Las Vegas light show, with flashing displays and gaudy neon inspired by some of the most crass that culture has to offer. As far as the artists are concerned, it's all worth recycling.
[link]Dark Stuff, 2008*
The sculptures are composed of 189 mummified animals (67 field mice, 5 adult rats, 42 juvenile rats, 44 garden shrews, 1 fox, 1 squirrel, 1 weasel, 13 carrion crows, 7 jackdaws, 1 blackbird, 1 sparrow, 1 robin, 1 toad, 1 gecko, 3 garden snail shells).
[link]The Crack, 2004*
This is possibly the most difficult of the artists’ shadow works to decipher. Instead of focusing on the usual black silhouettes cast on the wall, the viewer must instead focus on the white space around the shadow, which reveals the naked bodies of the artists facing each other.
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Cute Onigiri
Onigiri (お握り or 御握り; おにぎり?), also known as omusubi (お結び; おむすび?) or rice ball, is a Japanese food made from white rice formed into triangular or oval shapes and often wrapped in nori (seaweed). ~ Wikipedia
But nowdays you can make onigiri more interesting, like these..
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Toys Made From Hard Drive Parts
