Photo by Stefan Klenke
This ad for a wallpaper brand tries to make a point that it can be applied fast, that it is durable and that the application job will always be successful. But that whole message gets totally trashed because the ad poster applier dude was really lousy at his job. I think the wallpaper guys deserve their money back.
Photo by Stefan Klenke
One cannot deny the fact that females on ads or covers sell usually better than males or get more attention except of course for a few examples like male fitness mags or some male product ads.
You will have women on women’s magazines but hardly men. And you’ll have women on many men’s magazines too – hardly ever men.
So if you are a woman you are constantly faced with other women looking perfectly (photoshopped) pretty at you.
How is this influencing the way they feel about themselves?
Photo by Stefan Klenke
VIP = Very Important Papierkorb – so clever
This street photo posted by Werben und Verkaufen Magazin on Instagram made me laugh. I m a massive fan of the BSR (Berliner Cleaning Facilities) advertising style. Since a few years all bins and cleaning vehicles in the city are covered with funny slogans and phrases that really make you feel connected and sympathetic with the company – and even the rubbish bins – which seem to come alive because of that.
And this one is definitely the most inventive and stylish yet. Looks like it’s a clever PR gag for the Berlinale – the city’s prestigious annual movie festival.
Here a few “handy” street observations from my walks through my new neighbourhood Berlin Treptow.
Politikerhände – Newsstand, Berlin Treptow (Photo by Stefan Klenke).
Nagelparlour, Baumschulenstraße, (Photo by Stefan Klenke)
Streetart Hand on Rubbish Container (Berlin, Treptow, Photo by Stefan Klenke)
Why do we always lose just one glove? – Berlin Treptow (Photo by Stefan Klenke)
Lepra is alive – Berlin Treptow (Photo by Stefan Klenke)
E-cigarette poster “Smoke differently“ – Berlin Treptow (Photo by Stefan Klenke
Does anyone know what this means? (Photo by Stefan Klenke
Berlin Neukölln – Colours like no other.
It’s a really grey and boring looking day today that’s why I was happy to see this colourful mix of street art and advertising posters at S-train station Neukölln this morning. Happy Friday, everyone!!! 😍😊
