50+ fresh, awesome and creative advertisements

In this article, i have shared over 50 awesome and creative ads which makes you look twice and appreciate the creativity behind it. Advertisements that speakout are no more fancy, posh and glamorous but are bold, artistic and carry a solid statement with it. Its quite amazing that designers keep inventing newer ideas and never seem to run out of the creativity juice. In fact, most of these were created by students. Age is not a factor any more in creative design. So, have a look and get inspired.

Mind blowing illustration from digital artist, Justin Maller

Justin Maller is a freelance illustrator and art director based in Melbourne, Australia. He has been creating digital art for over eight years, and has produced professionally in both a private and studio based capacity for the last three. Justin has produced illustrations and concept art for a diverse array of companies and publications worldwide, and enjoys a cordial collaborative relationship with several prestigious international design studios. Work aside, he is an inner core member of the Keystone Design Union, an avid sneaker collector, a savvy blogger, occassional tweeter, and a mildforce of nature on the basketball court. His works have been featured in various magazines around the design community. EMPTY MAGAZINE, SEMIPERMANENT, ACCLAIM, COMPUTER ARTS, DIGITAL ARTS to name a few.

50+ examples of awesome and creative advertisements

A major step in sending out a strong message for any company would be to come up with creative ads and a good strategy in effectively putting them in the right place. Today’s world of adverstisements is inflated with interactive media which leaves less or no place for pictured ads which do not radiate the right message. For any company trying to get their product or service out in print format, the task is ever more challenging and difficult. Creative and humorous ads remain one of the few effective ways to engage an audience in a very saturated advertising market. This is an area where the audience is far more receptive and still willing to pay attention.