Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Fat cat ad
From this:

To this:

From the New York Public Library (NYPL) Digital Gallery
Image ID: 1261066 & 1259072
Nestle's Swiss Milk posters by John Hassall (1893-1924)
To this:
From the New York Public Library (NYPL) Digital Gallery
Image ID: 1261066 & 1259072
Nestle's Swiss Milk posters by John Hassall (1893-1924)
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advertising,
animals,
art,
cats
Happy Cows
The California Milk Advisory Board and its ad agency, Deutsch/Los Angeles, have launched their most elaborate Happy Cow campaign yet.
The campaign's centerpiece is an "audition" process involving no fewer than 10 cows from around the world. Each cow is vying to become the California Milk Advisory Board's next Happy Cow, taking a place alongside previous Happy Cows Diane, Janice and Sadie.
You can look at the cows profiles and audition tapes by visiting realcaliforniamilk.com
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advertising,
animals,
cow,
food
Cute ads
A series of ads for Swedish Fish candy, "A friend you can eat," by advertising agency: JWT, New York, USA

Here's another one ...

And one more ...

(via Ads of the World)
Here's another one ...
And one more ...
(via Ads of the World)
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advertising,
animals,
candy,
cute
Great advertising
Ad agency Saatchi & Saatchi in Milan has created a great series of ads for Otrivin nose spray.
--- I love the humor.
More photos at I believe in advertising.
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advertising,
animals
Video: Guinness Penguins
A new Guinness Draught commercial tells a tale of friendship through two penguins' tumultuous journey. The story follows the lives of two penguin friends as they battle for survival against their harsh environment including avalanches and a killer whale attack.
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advertising,
penguins,
video
Video: A Glass and a Half Full
Wow, what a drummer!
A great ad for Cadbury.
A great ad for Cadbury.
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advertising,
apes,
video
Video: Where's your pet beaver?
Hilarious Molson commercial
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advertising,
animals,
beavers,
video
Letting the Cat out of the Bag
Checkers Drive-In Restaurants recently re-released a commercial starring a rapping feline named, of course, RapCat.
When it was first released last Fall, it was an "overnight success", according to a Checker's spokesman.
RapCat has his own official website at http://www.rap-cat.com where you can get RapCat merchandise (coming soon), download RapCat themed goodies, read RapCat's bio, and watch RapCat's Music Video World Premiere on March 5th!
What's the problem?
The Tampa, Florida-based, fast-food company has a special take-out bag with cutaways for a cat's legs and tail. Checkers is encouraging customers to dress-up their cats with the bag, which is designed to look like a basketball jersey.
Hillsborough County Animal Services has issued an advisory asking people not to put their cats into the bags. Their fear is that a cat or cat owner will be hurt stuffing a cat into one of the bags. The department also stated in a news release that if someone does force a cat into a bag, they could be charged with animal cruelty. A First Offense comes with a stiff $300 fine and arrest.
(photo credit)
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advertising,
cats
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