Scottish photographer George Logan and retoucher Tony Swinney created a series of funny images showing tiny domestic cats chasing after antelopes, zebras, elephants and doing other “big cat” stuff.

Those who want to apply for a job at the newly opened Bergge Tattoo, must carefully fill out the QR code and show off their skills, in order to access the application form.

If you’re reading this, you have a really dirty mind. This is just a martini glass in the first picture and a ribbon in the second one.

As opposed to the ads we’re fed with on TV or other traditional venues, ambient ads jump into our lives in way more unexpected places, and it’s usually this element of surprise that makes us stop and look again. Usually well thought-through and witty, ambient ads incorporate the product into our every-day places and ordinary objects, making it feel a lot closer to us than traditional ads.

Everyone is talking about ‘integrated’ campaigns these days, but what do they really mean? To clear things up a bit, we at BBR Saatchi & Saatchi advertising agency in Tel Aviv put together this explanatory video that tries to make sense of this strange term. In the making of the video, we built one (and a half…) cardboard box, which had about 30 scenes “hidden” inside it, all glued together, folded and magnetized to each other. The video had to be filmed in one shot and it took us about 8 hours to get it right in one take only, with 4 people “operating” the box along the way.

Copywriters and Art Directors work daily for their clients to provide clever advertisements with which to attract potential costumers. Some of these guys are doing their job better than others and this way we get the awesome results that amaze us and attract us towards a product. In this article you will see examples of this kind of advertisements, the ones that you would want to see every day.