Wednesday, 8 December 2010

MossBros cuts their cloth with Street Advertising



With the opening of their new Bespoke store in Bishopsgate, MossBros used Street Advertising to announce the opening of their store. This form of Reverse Graffiti was seen on the pavements surrounding the store and station.

Jamie Cullum goes 3d!


Jamie Cullum used the brilliant 3d Street Art to advertise his new album launch.
The outdoor advertising was used at his party for the album launch.
Street Advertising Services created the 3d pavment advertising

3d comes to the Middle East



Another awesome use of 3d chalk artist's to create a campaign for the Abu Dhabi Street Art festival. Outdoor Advertising with a subliminal message...
Street Advertising Services created the advert

Sewer 3d Street Art


United Utilities created a great Outdoor Advertising campaign utilising 3d street art.
The 3d pavement art was created by Street Advertising Services

Thursday, 11 November 2010

Outdoor Advertising shouldn't be a dirty word

Check out this video created by Street Advertising Specialists, Street Advertising Services. It's a great way of implementing cost effective outdoor advertising broadcasting:

Watch that muffin top Baby


Here's a clever use of Billboards to create non-traditional outdoor advertising.
Real or not real?

Friday, 5 November 2010

Don't believe everything you see...

There are a lot of blogs, sites and postings out on the web that claim to show the latest innovative Outdoor Advertising campaigns. A lot of these are just pure and simple BS. Check out this video posted on youtube and see if you can spot the difference....

Monday, 3 August 2009

Nike Creates Glow In the Dark Advertising


As the world of Outdoor and Out of Home Advertising becomes increasingly competitive, Nike have turned to the dark art of Glow in the Dark Street Advertising to increase brand awareness of it's new range. To celebrate the opening of it's new Nikeid store in Covent Garden, they commissioned Street Advertising Services to create trainers on the pavement that lit up and were visible at night. During the day they were almost invisible but when darkness fell the multi colured trainers became visible. Check out the SAS website for more details and pictures: