These Ads for Penguin Books Force Vivid Imagery into Your Thoughts
Laura McQuarrie — June 21, 2014 — Marketing
These tricky ads for Penguin Books feature bold text that tells you not to imagine scenarios like tiny people attacking a giant on a beach, a bearded man attacking a windmill or nuns in bikinis licking lollipops—if you've read this far, it's already too late and the images have already popped into your head.
The Penguin ads show that "If you read it, you imagine it," demonstrating just what a powerful tool the imagination can be, even though there are no visuals used at all in these advertisements. Instead of being spoon-fed scenes from books the way movies tend to do, these ads by Y&R Sao Paulo encourage your imagination to come alive and invent its own visuals, even though the ads trick you by telling you not to let it happen in the first place.
The Penguin ads show that "If you read it, you imagine it," demonstrating just what a powerful tool the imagination can be, even though there are no visuals used at all in these advertisements. Instead of being spoon-fed scenes from books the way movies tend to do, these ads by Y&R Sao Paulo encourage your imagination to come alive and invent its own visuals, even though the ads trick you by telling you not to let it happen in the first place.
Trend Themes
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