1,913 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.
1928 Aspironal Cold and Flu
Yep, even in the 1920s they understood visual hierarchy. This old Aspironal ad starts with a giant “WHISKEY” headline that...
1923 A1 Sauce Print Ad
This old A1 Sauce ad is proof that smart design beats fancy tools. No Photoshop, no filters—just pure visual flow...
1919 Campbell's Vegetable Soup Print Ad
This vintage Campbell’s Soup ad proves even early marketers nailed visual hierarchy. It’s packed with text, yet your eyes know...
1916 Campbell's Soup Ad
This vintage Campbell’s ad is a masterclass in saying everything… without saying anything. Two kids, a can of soup, and...
Neville Medhora1962 Pink Dove Soap Print Ad
This 1962 Dove ad is a lesson in visual psychology. Every detail—from the matching pinks to the model’s pose—was built...
1956 Schweppes Print Ad
A helicopter carrying soda? Wild. But that’s why this 1956 Schweppes ad by Ogilvy still turns heads today. It’s a...
1969 Sony Alarm Clock Print Ad
This old-school Sony ad proves you don’t need color to grab attention. It uses contrast and layout to guide your...
1966 Volkswagen Cost Print Ad
Nine cars. One headline. And a tiny VW that steals all your attention. This old Volkswagen ad tricked your brain...
1964 Volkswagen Sooner Or Later, Your Wife Will Drive Home Print Ad
Sometimes the smartest ad looks like a mistake. In 1964, Volkswagen ran an ad showing a Beetle with a dented...
Neville Medhora1964 Zippo Lighter Print Ad
This Zippo ad from the 1960s nails what most ads miss: layout control. Your eyes follow a story—from flame to...
DDBs Volkswagen’s Think Small Print Ad
In 1959, Volkswagen pulled off one of marketing’s boldest moves: a tiny Beetle surrounded by a sea of white. The...
Neville MedhoraOgilvy's Guinness Guide To Cheese Print Ad
This isn’t just an ad—it’s a visual journey. Ogilvy turned beer marketing into dinner party education. The “Guinness Guide to...
Enchanting Marketing About Page
Most About pages read like a snore-worthy résumé. But Henneke from Enchanting Marketing flips the script. Her page feels like...
OkDork About Page
Most About pages read like a LinkedIn summary glued to a website. Noah Kagan’s? It’s a handshake, a laugh, and...
Sumo About Page
Most About pages are boring history lessons. Sumo flips that. Right at the top, they tell you exactly what you...
Kissmetrics About Page
Most About pages scream “Look how awesome we are!” Kissmetrics flips that script. Their About page is all about helping...
Four Hour Work Week About Page
Most About pages read like a boring resume. Tim Ferriss’s? It’s built like a credibility funnel. The second you land...
Sprout Social About Page
Most About pages are boring bios. Sprout Social flips that script and makes theirs a silent sales pitch for talent....
Social Media Examiner About Page
Most “About” pages read like a résumé. Social Media Examiner’s reads like a story that sells. It grabs attention, shows...
SnapApp About Page
SnapApp nails what most brands miss: turning an “About” page into a trust machine. Instead of buzzwords and stock photos,...
SitePoint About Page
Most “About Us” pages are a snooze fest. SitePoint’s? It feels like a team party. Scroll down and you’re greeted...
Nev Blog About Page
Most “About” pages read like dusty resumes. NevBlog’s page? It’s a personality punch in the face. He mixes videos, real...
Moz About Page
Most “About” pages are snooze-fests. Moz took theirs and made it bingeable. Instead of bragging, they used a timeline to...
Mirasee About Page
Most About pages read like a corporate obituary: stiff, formal, and boring. Mirasee flips that script. Their page feels alive,...