Apple's "iPhone 4.0 OS Software" teaser

Apple's teaser flyer for the release of its new iPhone 4.0 OS.

Their ads are always just as good as their products.

Classic Advertising: Sidewalk Chalk

SGA Elections are in the air at the University of Alabama. That means campaign staff are out and about passing out flyers, stickers, buttons, cups, bottle openeners, coozies, etc. It also means that no matter what sidewalk you're on, you're sure to see a "chalked advertisiment" for a candidate. With all the chalking going on it's possible for one to be overlooked...Unless they look like this

This chalk art/advertising is sure to get anyone's attention. Also, great timing with the release of Disney's Alice and Wonderland

UPS White Board Commercials

UPS uses a strong, creative visual advertisement to convey their message.

The white board gives the commercial a classroom feel, but the "transforming drawings" relaxes the tone of the commercial and allows for pertinent information to be relayed to the viewer effortlessly.

Ebony Magainze: Sade

The best advertisement for magazines: their magazine covers. This one is sensational.

The dark font and dark background combined with Sade's dark hair and light skin complexion definitely makes this cover stand out on the screen...and undoubtedly on the newstands too.

"Run Through The Wall" by Nike

This literally made me gasp when I saw it.

Excellent use of architecture to draw attention to the brand name.

Thanks to The Relax for this post.

Good thought. Bad Execution??

Back in 2001 Macy Grey promoted her new album in an extremely "high visibility" area.

It's a good thought, but it may be done in poor taste. One thing you don't want to do with advertising is repel the customer.

But you know what they say, "No publicity is bad publicity"

Super Bowl Commercial "Budlight Auto Tune" 2010

Bold move since Jay-Z laid Auto tune to rest last summer. Still clever and catchy nonetheless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8z13AjI8n4I