Even with all web-based marketing, printed advertising remains a powerful tool to reach the consumers. In this post you can see some creative print ads :)
Strip’s UnFurgiveable campaign
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Volkswagen Trucks - For every kind of load
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Heinz Hot Ketchup
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Mint Z – Improved Chewing Skill
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Juicy Fruit – There is a much juicier chew
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Chichiste – Joke gum…
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Chlormin
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Aspirin: Einstein
Aspirin: Baird
Aspirin: Wright
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Insurance ETB – Stop seeing everything as a risk
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Creative Print Advertisements
Geometric Food Art by Şakir Gökçebağ
Turkish artist and photographer Şakir Gökçebağ creates these geometric shapes by cutting various fruits and vegetables and piece them together with precision and aligned accordingly.
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All images are © Copyright of Şakir Gökçebağ
Check his website: http://www.sakirgokcebag.com/HomePage.aspx
All images are © Copyright of Şakir Gökçebağ
Check his website: http://www.sakirgokcebag.com/HomePage.aspx
Amazing Tree Sculptures by Tommy Craggs
British artist Tommy Craggs carves these elaborate sculptures using a chainsaw.
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He caused a stir in the wooded area around the UK town of Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, by anonymously carving a series of sculptures there.
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He says, " Having learnt the use of chainsaws and tree felling, I have learnt a lot about trees and types of wood etc."
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"I started carving, using my skills with the chainsaw, and my interest in art from my school years."
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"I have now found the art form for which I am now practising and love the art of chainsaw carving wood sculptures. All my carvings are made from trees which have either fell naturally or need to be felled for woodland management purposes."
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"I see the trees come back to life in my artistic struggle working against the grain, with all of the beauty of the wood showing through."
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Check his website for more: http://www.treesculpting.co.uk/
Pencil Sculptures by Jessica Drenk and Lionel Bawden
American inspiration Jessica Drenk and Australian artist Lionel Bawden have each created these pencil sculptures by glueing the hexagonal sticks of pencils together and then carving the resulting block, to form interesting abstract forms.
Lionel Bawden utilizes more geometric shapes and colored pencils to create pattern with a variety of textures and depth. The pieces appear to be smooth, more color and design.
While Jessica Drenk creates a more organic feel and a texture-rich structures. The carved result looks like a piece of driftwood found in nature.
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Check the website: jessicadrenk.com and www.lionelbawden.com
Images taken from here
Lionel Bawden utilizes more geometric shapes and colored pencils to create pattern with a variety of textures and depth. The pieces appear to be smooth, more color and design.
While Jessica Drenk creates a more organic feel and a texture-rich structures. The carved result looks like a piece of driftwood found in nature.
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Check the website: jessicadrenk.com and www.lionelbawden.com
Images taken from here
Coat Hanger Sculptures by David Mach
Scottish sculptor David Mach uses thousands of metal coat hangers to create these incredible sculptures.
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These standard metal coathangers welded to each other around a plastic mold that later be removed.
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This piece, entitled Die Harder, depicts the figure of Christ screaming in agony.
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It was created as part of a project to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible in 2011.
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The dramatic sculpture was made from 3,000 coat hangers with the hooks straightened so they appear to be sticking out of the body
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David Mach said, "The figure of Christ is in pain and anguish pierced by thousands of spears, that single body acting as a conduit for all the cares and the woes."
Check his website: http://www.davidmach.com/
