Famed for its iconic print ads, McDonald's is certainly a strong contender for the champion of advertising. This print ad features an array of the fast food chain's iconic burgers rendered at high ...

Famed for its iconic print ads, McDonald's is certainly a strong contender for the champion of advertising. This print ad features an array of the fast food chain's iconic burgers rendered at high ...

These print ads move. ... the iconic ’60s era VW Beetle in Doyle Dane Bernbach’s classic Volkswagen’s 1959 “Think small” ad drives into the foreground and off the page.

Seatbelts optional, vibes mandatory. These vintage car ads from the '70s will take you back to a time when chrome was king, ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link In 1980, the advertising agency TBWA made an ad for Swedish vodka brand Absolut featuring a bottle of its product with a halo above it and the ...

From the Pinto to the Civic, get ready to relive the days of manual windows and two-door wagons as we flip through some of ...

"The next evolution" print advertising campaign was comprised of several different ads built around the 968 model. Sold from 1992 through 1995, it took the entry-level position in the German ...

50 Years of Iconic, Interesting, and Insane Ads To honor RW’s 50th anniversary, we examine some of our archive’s most eye-catching advertisements. by Meghan Kita Published: May 10, 2016 8:27 ...

The dairy industry may be retiring its iconic “Got Milk?” ad campaign, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still learn a thing or two from one of the most enduring ad campaigns of the last ...

You don't typically think of a print ad as having sound. But Coca Cola recently launched a print/outdoor campaign in Europe that, despite trying your best, you'll very likely hear. Not all brands ...

The 70-year-old Muhammad Ali will be the next Louis Vuitton icon. Print ads featuring the boxing champion will launch June 14, in the latest installment of an ad campaign that has featured Mikhail ...

Classic ads from the golden age of print advertising in the 1950s and 1960s used sharp word play and visual sleights of hand that stand the test of time. The clock doesn’t run out on clever. But ...