From graphicdesignblog.org |
The advertising world is packed with creative ideas and imaginative advertisement messages. The job of an advertiser is to effectively persuade the target audience into buying a certain product or service. Creative ads are the ones that have the power to sell. But there is a vast difference between generating a TV ad and producing a print ad. Print ads are hardest to execute because of the lack of space and freedom. Within a limited domain, you need to effectively place your message to the target audience. Hence, minimalist and conceptual print ads are helpful in serving the cause perfectly. In a print ad, less use of graphic design can yield more substance to the copy. This is where the services of a talented graphic designer come in handy. Following are 30 of the most stunning minimalist print ads that say more with less. |
ATM (Azienda Trasporti Milanesi) |
The pieces of a puzzle show two people connected with each other, denoting that ATM is ‘connecting the city’. |
McDonalds – Wi-Fries |
McDonald’s fries are shaped into Wi-Fi sign to show love for free Wi-Fi. |
National Environment Agency Singapore |
To highlight to Singaporean smokers that from July 1st 2007, smoking inside pubs, clubs and restaurants is prohibited. |
Alka Seltzer: Chicklhouette |
This minimalist ad of an antiacid medicine shows that the pills can digest a whole chicken. |
MTV Networks: Black Ribbon Michael Jackson |
Wonderful minimalist ad by MTV, showing a ribbon shaped into Michael Jackson’s legs. |
CNN: Net |
The spider web in this minimalist ad signifies that ‘No story gets away’ from CNN. |
CARE Austria: Earthquake |
An earthquake effects more than buildings. The graph shows that it affects average incomes too. |
Columbia: shades |
The commercial titled shades was done by Prolam Y&R Santiago advertising agency for COLUMBIA (FORUS Company) in Chile |
Albert Dali Naming Consultants: Corn-net-toe |
For names that make you think. This add creatively spells out the word “Cornetto” |
FedEx: Statue of Sugarloaf |
This ad shows a brilliantly colored Statue of Liberty with the FedEx purple and orange colors. |
Financial Times: Paratrooper |
The minimalist ad communicates that “Some tools aren’t a luxury. We live in FINANCIAL TIMES.” |
The Green Ant: Minimalism |
Minimalism is the art of continually removing things until all you have left is beauty. |
MasterCard Canada: Darkness |
The darkness ad exhibits the importance of blind people. To them darkness is priceless. |
Hut Weber: Hitler vs. Chaplin |
The ad tries to communicate that it’s the hat that is different between Charlie Chaplin and Hitler. |
Jeep |
This minimalist ad creatively shows the face of a dog and a camel merging to make a “JEEP” |
Kapiti |
Kapiti is a designer Ice-cream that is indicated by the vibrant graphic design created by the melting purse. |
Kit Kat: Bench |
The bench is made of Kit Kat, signifying that you ‘Have a Break with a Kit Kat’. |
Nestlé Kit Kat: Vuvuzela |
The ad shows the controversial horn used in FIFA World Cup 2010, communicating ‘Break a vuvuzela, have a Kit Kat’. |
Lego: Tank |
This minimalist ad communicates that LEGO toys can create real objects. The shadow shows a tank. |
Levis Slim jeans: |
This minimalist ad communicates that the Levis Jeans just couldn’t get any slimmer. |
McDonald’s road |
Did somebody say ‘M’? |
McDonald’s: Medium size |
McDonald’s in Israel changed the menu to much less calories and fat. The M sign denotes the ‘Medium size’. |
Nando’s |
The ‘Extra Hot peri-peri’ Nando’s is so hot, it can put a hole in a chair. |
Pepperoni Coke |
Pepperonis are shaped into a Coke bottle on Pizza Hut’s new pizza. |
Pilot pen: Mummy |
Pilot pen is so water resistant that when written on dinner plates, it won’t wash away. |
Profilo XXL Refrigerator: Lost Vegetables, Tomato |
The 566 liters XXL refrigerator is so large that vegetables get lost in it. |
Wite-Out spec: |
The funny resignation letter amendment shows that this correction fluid is ‘For Big Mistakes’. |
The support centers union for victims of assault |
The use of negative space is this ad creates hand of a criminal (in black) holding the neck of the girl (in white). |
Tzomet Sfarim Bookstore: Faceabook |
This ad communicates that people should disconnect from Facebook for a while and read a book. |
Volkswagen Snow Tires: Crystal |
Volkswagen snow tires service have improved grip in winter. |
Monday, January 24, 2011
30 Creative Minimalist Print Ads – Saying more with less!
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