’80s Don Draper: The Music Video
’80s Don Draper is one of the best Twitter accounts out there. But it’s even better with lots and lots of synths.
’80s Don Draper is one of the best Twitter accounts out there. But it’s even better with lots and lots of synths.
Hate advertising? Here you go.
Very creative and very educational.
The biggest fake ad awards show in the world — UK’s Chip Shop Awards — announced their finalists. Here’s the best of the bunch.
What the Hell am I buying, exactly? 12 photos.
BeardVertising is here. Hang a mini-billboard in your thick growth, and get paid a daily rate.
We’ve all puked when we drank too much — But nothing like this. (via adsoftheworld.com)
Ford (sexism). Hyundai (suicide). Mountain Dew (racism). Ads are upsetting folk lately.
If it’s Monday, Don Draper is still drunk, and it’s time for the Mad Men Sexist Ad of the Week.
Adverts from the golden age of travel.
This is fun — If the Houses were modern-day corporations. (via shutterstock.com)
Just asking, as a professional ad critic. New campaign for Virgin Holidays.
The remake opened in theaters in Portugal earlier this month.
Coming so soon after the Boston bombings, these award-winning travel ads are especially head-shaking.
Tiger Woods, Mark Zuckerberg, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, or Donald Trump? Look at the facts.
S&M, threesomes, foursomes. No snobbery.
Male art directors have a BIG oral fixation.
Don Draper really upped the insensitive asshole ante Sunday. So we had to keep pace with this edition of Mad Men Sexist Ad of the Week. Spoiler Alert!
“Why fight oral hygiene? Enjoy it!”
It’s a new very funny — but perhaps insensitive— commercial for the popular global Uni-ball brand.
Virgin Mobile’s ad, starring Susie Essman (from Curb Your Enthusiasm), is the clear winner. Bonus appearance by a knife-wielding Overly Attached Girlfriend.
Where have you heard this jingle before?
Time again to cheer or sneer at amateur creativity.
New RadioShack ad seems to suggest that your Beats Pill can double as a dildo.
“Lift Your Skirt” is maybe not the best choice of words for a public city poster. (via https:)
In honor of International Clitoris Awareness Week (it is, look it up).
Sony pushed the boundaries. Sometimes, a bit too far.
Don and co. won a big account in episode 6 — Chevy. Here’s a look at what the ad campaign for the mysterious “XP-887” car actually looked like.
Half-dressed model — check. Rapey double entendre headline — check.
Oh — you want to work in a creative field? You better go get some thick-skin plastic surgery. (via ad-put-down.tumblr.com)