Creative Anti-Smoking Advertisements

Anti-smoking ads have gotten increasingly graphic, even gruesome in the past few years. If you have tried to quit smoking and failed before, take comfort in the fact that most smokers fail several times before quitting successfully. The images below will ease your way and help insure that this is the last time you ever need to go through the quitting process.

Some images are extremely creative and inspiring for designer. Please feel free to tell us your favourite anti-smoking ads we have missed.

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Indian Festivals in Photos

 

 

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Some more innovative adverts

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Innovative Advert - Scottex Maxi Roll: Escape

“Extra long. Extra strong.”

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Innovative Advertising

Berger Paint – Natural Colors

An innovative hoarding for Berger Paints where a live painter appeared to be extending the blue of the sky on to the hoarding itself. This was done by creating dramatic cut outs in the hoarding in the actual shape of the roller strokes.

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30,000 People fall for ComputerTan Hoax

You know people really fall for anything they hear and read. A UK skin cancer charity called Skcin wanted to raise more awareness of the medical condition so they set up a fake website called ComputerTan.   This site promised people a suntan from nothing more than the heat rays from their PC monitors while they type. You can feel “tan-tastic!”

But the 30,000 people who were gullible enough to click on the link for more information were instead confronted with pictures of people with tumors and were given statistics and facts on the condition.

All in all, this is a pretty slick, savvy and humorous marketing campaign and since it managed to hit the news headlines in the UK, it seems to have done the trick.   It’s hard to believe though that anyone seriously thought that they were going to get a suntan from their PC monitor!

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Coca Cola Advert - Library

Coca Cola Advert - Very Nice

Must Watch! - Cadbury Eyebrows Commercial - UK

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