Creative Eroticism: How These Funny Ads Get Around Censorship
How to promote erotic literature without being caught by censorship? The agency MortierBrigade and the Belgian magazine Humo have imagined a funny and offbeat campaign, using the ads of other advertisers to create some naughty situations. A great way to get around censorship with humor!
More info: MortierBrigade (h/t: ufunk)
More Inspiring Stories
Praestigus Daemonum: Witches, Demons And Fallen Priests In Dark And Horror Artworks Of Bogdan Rezunenko
The 8Bit Deck (Red Back): A Pixel Art Playing Card Deck
Sotheby's Launch Their Sculpture Exhibition At Chatsworth House
Gentle Ladies by Illustrator Dadachyo
The Super Cute 3D Characters and Animations by Cosmik Madness
Here’s What’s Happening Outside Of Famous Music Album Covers
Designer Ekaterina Teterkina
A Confrontational Campaign in Sweden Grabs Attention by Shaming People for Their Poor Password Choices
Man Freezes Alongside Icy Painting in Surreal Self-Portrait Sculpture
Soft and Steel: The Heroic and Fantasy Paintings of Julie Bell
Digital Tech Gets Creative
Medieval Artists Were Really Bad At Drawing Lions
59 Accidentally Brilliant Shots By Edas Wong
You Can Now Get Cat Sticker To Cover Up Racist Graffiti You Find On The Streets
A Comic Book Classic and Master of Abstraction: Illustrations by Bill Sienkiewicz
"Russian Nowhere": Russian Aesthetics in Postconceptualist Artworks of Pavel Otdelnov
Extremely Detailed Illustration Created With 7 Million Ink Dots!
Amazing Surreal Photo Collages by Elena Vizerskaya
You Have To See These Astonishing Photos Taken By A 14-Year-Old Boy
2501's Murals Project in Los Angeles, California
House Of The Forgotten Machines: The Superb Soviet Dieselpunk Concept Art By Andrey Tkachenko
Singaporean Artist Has Been Drawing Comics To Inspire And Uplift People In The Time Of The COVID-19 Situation
This Is What The ‘Ideal’ Woman’s Figure Would’ve Looked Like In The 1930s
"Creating a New Visual Reality": Dark and Cinematic Illustrations by Katherine Lam