Friday Game Time
This is a game I call "Choose the Person Wearing the Disguise." It is also a semi-ripoff of the over-conceived new ad campaign for Gatorade.
This is a game I call "Choose the Person Wearing the Disguise." It is also a semi-ripoff of the over-conceived new ad campaign for Gatorade.
Labels: advertisements, carnival games
Looks like Obama has made his presence known in web advertising.
Obama reads Obama? Is this supposed to make me like him, or assume he's a sociopath?
Again, I slept on this thing for wayyy too long.
Labels: advertisements, me

Shepard Fairey's Obama poster has been ripped off alot (which is only fair since he's done it for a living), but the other night I saw my favorite one yet:
I especially like the ridiculously over-the-top image. She is like a vampire, after all. An adorable, well groomed vampire.
There are tons of them:
This Jobs one seems to be fueling the fire it's making fun of:
Easy target:
Not especially creative:
Awesome:
Somebody's getting their anachronism on:
Huh?
Better:
This is a very strange image of McCain:
Is this even McCain? Are people worried about copyright infringement?
Nope what?
Easier target:
Is it just me, or is this caricature more monkeyish than babyish?
He's a pretty good looking man. It's as if the poster made itself, really.
Labels: advertisements, me, politics
