Febreze popularized the term “noseblind” in a series of TV ads over the last 10+ years.
This image is great because it’s simple, direct, and eye-catching. Even if you don’t know what “noseblind” means, you’d understand the point of this ad right away.
According to effie.org, this image was part of a very successful repositioning campaign for Febreze in France and the UK.
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This is a 1978 Coca-Cola ad that uses image markup (explainer text with lines pointing to parts of the image) showing how to enjoy after Thanksgiving meals.…
These are great images demonstrating how dense the neurons are in the brains of elephants vs humans.
This is a rather difficult concept to show, but they’ve managed to do …
A simple and nice Twitter ad for the WSJ that says
“Less Speculation.
More Information.”…
State & Liberty is a brand that makes dress shirts for athletes.
If you’re thinking, “Is that specific fit really such a big deal?”…
Images like this show the difference …
This is a cool image that simply shows how people argue, and where that type of argument lays on the hierarchy.…
