A fresh take on the sign you're so used to whizzing by, this billboard from Wisconsin's Elm Grove police department reminds drivers of the consequences of going above 25 mph.
Imagine walking out of the bus station in Seoul, South Korea, only for the paparazzi to start madly snapping pics -- of you! That's the idea behind this motion-activated ad from Nikon, which steers you right into the Nikon store to buy the new camera.
This Nike-UNICEF billboard, located in Argentina to publicize a 10k charity run, invited passersby to do a sprint or a long run. For every kilometer logged, Nike would donate a set amount to UNICEF.
A fresh take on the sign you're so used to whizzing by, this billboard from Wisconsin's Elm Grove police department reminds drivers of the consequences of going above 25 mph.
TBWA/Vancouver came up with this nifty billboard-slash-social-commentary for Black Tower Home Security: When it debuted, it was covered in pillowcases and other low-hanging items. Within 48 hours, enough people had yanked off items to reveal the message: "People steal."
I've walked past Forever 21's video billboard in Times Square and watched as the model first waves at and flirts with the people walking beneath this camera, then picks them up and pretends to kiss (or eat?) them. I'm still not sure how this works...
Pop bubblewrap to display the effects of a Nivea cream? We'd never make it to the office.
This human billboard from Air New Zealand features a 1970s-era pilot character who would respond to your text message commands, all in the name of promoting a $600 LA-to-London roundtrip. Per text orders, he would strip, eat fruit, and moon walk.
This New Zealand billboard advertising the BBC series Secret Diary of A Call Girl featured a skirt that blew up when the wind came in, revealing the dowdy woman's sexy knickers. I think it's hilarious, but members of the religious community complained that it might cause traffic accidents. Fair enough.
Parisian architect Didier Faustino erected this piece, Double Happiness, in Hong Kong. So, no, I won't get to swing on it anytime soon.
