Dr Prem Jagyasi and Team (C)

The most unfortunate element in Multiple Sclerosis is not the pain, but the mental as well as physical agony caused by the conflicting connection of the mind and the body. This print campaign for the Multiple Sclerosis Society developed by TBWA…

This print ad promotes Purina says- It’s not the size of your tail, it’s how you wag it.

Oh, that’s such a naughty statement, isn’t it?

The tagline gets funny for us when we remember that the target audience is not the dogs, the…

This print campaign for E:eggs has been developed by Change Integrated, Warsaw, Poland. The campaign in a clever way indicates the message.

The ads feature cards with glossy surfaces which reflect the scenes from the other end.

The copy…

Is your DORMITORY a DIRTYROOM and is DANGER lurking somewhere in your GARDEN? This print campaign for Easy Home Improvement Store asks us this question indirectly through word plays.

We have seen enough clever word plays in some previous ads. This.

This print ad for Baygon, developed by DraftFCB, Jakarta, Indonesia adopts an unexpectedly different and humorous approach. This ad makes us a bit confused also.

The ad shows the spirit of a cockroach being freed from his ‘’body’’….

That is what this print campaign for Shriram cement says about the product. With this statement which can be described as part humorous and part over-confident, the campaign aims to indicate the supremacy of the product.

The ads feature ancient…

This advertising initiative is an example for how to draw the necessary attention of the authorities on social issues, indeed without resorting to violence. This initiative developed by David&Goliath, USA, aims to the draw the attention of the…

We know that advertising is invading our everyday life. Sometimes it encroaches on our private affairs and scares us. Often it enters into our bathrooms. So, what is wrong with selecting air-hockey tables for brand promotion? Well, no isses at first..

Yes, literally. We see many inventive methods of grabbing attention of the people through the intelligent, creative, or sometimes, crazy ways of outdoor promotion. This billboard for Avera Health to draw the attention of people to the need of having.

This half closed eye has a tastefully foul vaginal smell, and stinks like a rotten you-know-what of a dead pro. Because the concept is probably copied. Because this approach stinks when it comes to an ad which is supposed to give education to…