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Maps They Didn’t Teach You In School

By • Mar 24th, 2011

Ever wondered how your penis or breast size compares to the rest of the world? Which countries smile and which countries don’t? How smart are your fellow countrymen compared to the other nations? And nobody taught you that in school? Well, we collected a list of offbeat and fun maps that will answer your questions!

21 Creative Double Page Magazine Ads

By • Mar 23rd, 2011

Today, when a single person sees about 3000 ads each day, and we are becoming more and more blind to advertising, companies must find new and creative ways to catch consumer’s attention. If you are having a hard time coming up with new ideas, or you are just a bored panda looking for some inspiration – this collection of 21 Creative Double Page Magazine Ads should really help you!

Extreme Close-Ups of the Human Eye

By • Mar 17th, 2011

Don’t know about you guys, but we just love looking at things really close up! So, we are very excited to introduce you to an Armenian physics teacher Suren Manvelyan who used his friends, colleagues and pupils as models to make amazing close-ups of the human eye. He never thought he would see anything like that – when viewed really close up our eyes look like some dramatic surfaces of far and unknown planets. You have to see it!

26 Brilliant Minimalist Print Ads

By • Jan 25th, 2011

Leonardo da Vinci once said: “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”, and even after 500 this rule is still widely used in design and advertising. It may sound a bit contradictory, but simple things often require much more brain power to create than the most complicated stuff. And it always strikes you when something completely simple is capable of conveying so much more than you expect. Without further talks, let’s take a look at 26 most creative and clever examples of minimalist advertising.

20 Cool And Creative Street Ads

By • Jan 4th, 2011

The main difference between street art and street advertising is that one can lead you to jail, while another can even earn you money. Which one you choose is up to you, but from marketing point of view, street ads have a lot of benefits.

15 Creative Street Art Ideas from OakoAk

By • Dec 15th, 2010

French blog OaKoAk has a very cool collection of creative street art examples, and we want to share our 15 best picks with you. Our Facebook fan Mike described it thus: “This is today’s art, not the phony abstract ugly pieces they gather in modern art museums. This is alive…”

15 Most Unusual and Interactive Business Cards

By • Dec 1st, 2010

Your business card is much more than just your contact information – it also communicates your company’s values and character. So, never limit your imagination to a plain rectangle! Here are some best examples of great business card designs. Are you ready to breath in some inspiration?

20 Most Creative Ads on Buildings

By • Nov 11th, 2010

You’ve probably already seen our huge list of World’s Strangest Buildings, and now it’s time to see how buildings can be creatively used in advertising.

10 Creative and Unusual T-Shirts

By • Oct 19th, 2010

It may be hard to believe, but up until the 1950’s, t-shirts were still considered underwear until Marlon Brando, John Wayne, and James Dean shocked Americans by wearing their “underwear” on television. After more than 50 years, there are thousands of really cool and sometimes even crazy T-shirt designs out there – some of the best ones are on this list!

30 Clever Logos With Hidden Symbolism

By • Sep 9th, 2010

As we wrote earlier, the first feature of a good and effective logo is that it can immediately “grab” viewer’s attention. A good way to do so is by giving viewers a little puzzle to solve. Everyone likes puzzles, right? When viewers get the hidden message behind the logo, there’s this instant little satisfaction feeling, and something fun likes this gets people talking and sharing.

Fast Food FAILS: Ads vs Reality

By • Aug 30th, 2010

So, I went to some fast food places, and picked up burgers/tacos, so I could compare them with the ads. I brought the “food” home, tossed it into my photography studio, and did some ad-style shoots. Needless to say, the results of my little project were unsurprising… which shouldn’t be a surprise.

Needless to say, the results of my little project were unsurprising… which shouldn’t be a surprise.

Tiny Sculptures On The Tip Of a Pencil

By • Aug 26th, 2010

Meet Dalton Ghetti, a 49 year old carpenter, who makes probably the tiniest sculptures in the world. It can sound unbelievable, but he manages to carve a highly detailed sculpture on the tip of a pencil from available graphite. Now living in Connecticut, USA, he has been doing these mind-blowing works for about 25 years.