May 14

Bug Spray Traps Thousands of Insects on Gross, Sticky Billboard

Posted in: Uncategorized

This new billboard in Milan for an insect spray also serves as a huge pest strip, thanks to a few layers of aerosol glue. The glue was applied in the shape of an Orphea can's spray arc, which filled in as bugs got stuck in it. The visual effect of that little mosaic of suffering is quite unique, and now all of Milan's summer tourists will see and understand the potency of aerosol glue. And maybe Orphea, too. Agency: Publicis Italy. Via The Denver Egotist.

    

Related posts:

  1. Game Maker Fills Pool With 55,000 Gallons of Blood and Guts, Invites You to Swim in It There's a bunch of genetic meddling going on in...
  2. IBM’s Outdoor Ads Actually Try to Be Useful and Make Cities Better IBM's technology is helping cities get smarter in innumerable...
  3. Highway Loop Becomes Massive Pink Ribbon for Cancer Awareness Here's a simple, clever and well-executed idea from our...
  4. Another Subway Ad Blows a Woman's Hair Around as Trains Arrive, but There's a Twist A Swedish subway ad got a lot of attention earlier...
Tags: , , , , ,
No Responses to “Bug Spray Traps Thousands of Insects on Gross, Sticky Billboard”

Post a Comment