Flick'r photoset by a guy who defaces billboards by gorily removing people's heads. picked by misswinkle 8 months ago

Is this the right way to go about this? picked by nesbyniccolo 1 year ago

The agency launched the project after a successful test in September in Philadelphia, where electronic images helped the agency nab a handful of wanted criminals. picked by hisidea 8 months ago

"My work has appeared in magazines, on billboards, in books and on the wall next to the telephone. Illustration has been my sole occupation since leaving art school over 15 years ago and indeed it is doubtful that I could actually hold down a proper job if asked."

His works are made up of social commentary, magazine ads, book covers, and billboards. It's really worth a look. picked by queenofhearts 4 months ago

Usually, it's churches who are complaining about the marketing of sex. This time, a complaint is being aimed at RiverTree Christian Church for 10 billboards in NE Ohio. picked by InherentHorizon 1 year ago

Although the artworks neither display images of violence nor are gruesome, the media company that owns the billboards said it feared pedestrians and motorists would mistake them for images of war dead. picked by dork 4 hours ago

Ian Hart has reinvented the humble billboard to produce some great advertising for the new Ford Mustang.

According to Hart, the billboards are constructed from GE Lexan EXL semi-transparent resin - a material that creates the blur (and thus the illusion of speed) as you look through it. It also works in all conditions regardless of day / night, weather or season picked by sigriffin 2 years ago

There are a few in here that are really creative, like the theme pic - A billboard made out of a special plexiglass material that blurs the background to give an illusion of movement. picked by BrownTrout 1 year ago

Driving to work you see a new billboard, but what's it say?
"Milwaukee Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. reminds you... Inclement Weather Doesn't Cause Cra..." Ahhh! You die in a horrible crash.

Billboards are the worst. picked by ZebraHDH 5 months ago

They've been able to put sensors and speakers in paper. Applications could be talking billboards or talking packaging. See the video demon. picked by henkspaan 1 year ago

Before running off to another country, an angry, scorned ex-wife posted 200 posters of her cheating ex-husband's ass all over town. See the link at the bottom of article for Ex-Wife's MySpace Page for the billboards she posted (don't miss the diary entries from her support network (hee-hee)). picked by doggylives 3 months ago

A website dedicated to funny and creative billboards. picked by maxriter 7 months ago

It reads:
"That's Not Hip-Hop That's Flip Flop. Pull 'em up!"

They couldn't come up with something, I don't know, say... good? picked by proverb 10 months ago

"Right now they're pushing ads to clients, and they don't even know if those clients are seeing those ads." picked by kxmk 1 year ago

In advertising these days, the brass ring goes to those who can measure everything — how many people see a particular advertisement, when they see it, who they are. All of that is easy on the Internet, and getting easier in television and print. picked by sandossu 3 months ago

Free Thought Takes on Organized Religion in National Billboard Campaign picked by mutil8or 7 months ago

Sports are a major part of today's society and as you will see, advertising plays a big role in this, with creative ads everywhere from billboards to bags and parking garages. Here are 10 Amazing Sports Ads from recent advertising campaigns: picked by deepcleanfun 10 months ago

This unique growing outdoor billboard by Leo Burnett, which promotes McDonald’s health-conscious menu items, just won a Gold at New York Festivals’ Innovative Advertising Awards picked by funkfrost 3 months ago

Shoot Nikon?? Wear Canon...or don't shoot NFL games. picked by blurmore 1 year ago

A Florida man is using billboards with an image of the burning World Trade Center to encourage votes for a Republican presidential candidate, drawing criticism for politicizing the 9/11 attacks. Businessman Mike Meehan says he has put up three billboards such as this one around Orlando, Florida. "Please Don't Vote for a Democrat" reads the type over the picture of the twin towers after ... read full post picked by bingo 1 month ago