1,763 Images and Illustration Examples That Teach Things
Drawings and illustrations and photography can transmit more information from human-to-human than text can. This board is perfect for designers and marketers seeking visual inspiration.
Easy tire tread depth visual
A mechanic labeled one tire with words like “Terrain,” “Winter,” “Rain,” and “Race.” Just one glance and you instantly get...
“Lowest calorie dessert” Jello Ad
In the 1950s, Jell-O wasn’t just a jiggly dessert. It was marketed as a “diet-friendly” snack—low-calorie, delicious, and cheap. This...
What can you make from a barrel of oil?
Ever try explaining how many products come from a barrel of oil? Hard.This infographic nails it in one glance. It...
Clever “Father’s Day” McDonald’s Ad
McDonald’s dropped a clever Father’s Day ad that made everyone smile. A simple burger bun turns into a dad’s balding...
Neville Medhora8th grade exam test from 1912, can you pass it?
Imagine handing this 1912 eighth-grade exam to your coworkers today. Most would freeze. Yet, this old test is a masterclass...
Want your kid to become a doctor, lawyer, engineer, or business owner?
Look at those charts: Indian-Americans top the income list, and engineering-heavy degrees dominate lifetime earnings. The signal? Structured, analytical thinking...
Espiritu huaraches mark-up photo
This photo nails the art of “showing, not telling.” A pair of colorful huarache shoes, with quick handwritten notes pointing...
Friskies Cat Food Print Ad
This vintage Friskies ad nails emotional targeting. It speaks straight to cat owners’ hearts by imagining what their furry friend...
1967 "What does a banana have to be to be a Chiquita?" Ad
This 1967 Chiquita ad nailed it. A banana… being compared to a Marine’s physical exam? Wild. But it worked. The...
GPT-4 Exam Performance vs Average Students
This chart comparing GPT-4’s test results to average students looks like a flex. But to marketers, it’s a lesson in...
Nokia “Personal Assistant” Phone Ad
This old Nokia ad sells a 6-ounce phone as your personal assistant. At the time, that was cutting-edge tech—contacts, texting,...
“Gets Better With Age” Twitter Wallet Ad
Ever seen an ad that says everything without saying much? Ekster nailed it. Their tweet shows a wallet on Day...
Before & After Hair Loss Ad
Nothing sells transformation like visual proof. Hims nails it here with a simple Before & After shot that says everything...
Built-In Crayon Sharpener Box
Remember that kid with the crayon box that had a built-in sharpener? Instant playground status. This ad nailed it by...
1947 Welch’s Grape Juice Print Ad
This 1947 Welch’s ad looks innocent—until you spot Grandma casually “enhancing” the grape punch. It’s hilarious and genius all at...
1959 Crayola Print Ad with Great Headline
This 1959 Crayola ad nails emotional marketing in one simple image: a kid pressed against a store window, eyes wide,...
ChatGPT Cheat Sheet One-Pager
There’s a special kind of magic when you fit tons of value on a single page. The ChatGPT Cheat Sheet...
Cool graphic showing “Cheaper is not better”
Ever tried convincing someone that “cheap” can actually be expensive? This graphic nails it with running shoes. Two pairs side...
Visually showing procrastination
This ad nails it. It shows what you planned to do (green block: “Project A”) versus what actually happened (red...
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Attention-grabbing Handwritten Window promotion by Andersen
Most printed ads get ignored. But this one looks like a handwritten estimate—complete with scribbles, underlines, and even a little...
Qualifying a prospect in just 3 words
Ever seen a van that makes you want to stop and call immediately? This one nails it. Thornton & Grooms...
Before and After Transformation Photos
Before-and-after photos are marketing crack. They instantly stop the scroll, tell a full story, and make people imagine the transformation...
Daily to-do list
This image says it all: a plain yellow notepad, no distractions, no notifications. Just space to think. That’s the same...
Grabbing retirement asset chart
This “Rule of 25” retirement chart nails what every marketer dreams of: instant clarity. One glance, and you know exactly...