McDonald's ditches its brand in new type-only ads By Rosie Hilder The golden arches are gone, but we're still lovin' it.
Old Spice guy is back, and he still has that horse By Ruth Hamilton Genius ad explores what happens 10 years on, with son in tow.
Star Trek Picard: Piccadilly station gets a Trekkie takeover for new show By Ruth Hamilton Will it 'engage' commuters?
Hilarious campaign tries to rebrand Meat Loaf By Rosie Hilder Tongue-in-cheek new ad shows what Meat Loaf won't do.
Billboard advertising: 42 traffic-stopping examples By Creative Bloq Staff Innovative and amusing billboard advertising campaigns.
Pepsi reveals baffling new tagline By Rosie Hilder New permanent US slogan aims to tap into Pepsi drinkers' wild side.
Creative agency spends $10,000 on blank ads By Steve Jenkins Self-promo campaign makes a statement by saying nothing.
Burger King trolls banana artwork with a French fry By Steve Jenkins The ad advises: Do not swallow anything.
Why's everyone so horrified by this Bloomberg Businessweek cover? By Ruth Hamilton It's clearly an ear, guys.
Filipino phone company wins Christmas with unexpectedly heartwarming ad By Ruth Hamilton You won't see the twist coming.
Burger King trolls parliament in cheeky campaign By Georgia Coggan Clever wordplay and a big red bus is a marketing win for BK.
KFC's What the Cluck?! advert banned after complaints By Rosie Hilder Does 'What the Cluck?!' make you think of chickens?
New ads lead people to imaginary Burger Kings By Steve Jenkins Burger King's new French campaign leaves customers hungry.
Why the John Lewis Christmas advert is fundamentally flawed By Rosie Hilder Is it really a happy story?
How to generate ideas By Nick Carson Award-winning designers share how they come up with ideas, and then nurture them to fruition.
IKEA's first-ever Christmas advert is the best thing you'll see all day By Georgia Coggan Genius festive ad feels a little too close to home. Literally.
Has branding become boring? By Dan Bernstein Industry pro laments companies that ditch their characterful identities.
McDonald's posters go viral for all the wrong reasons By Dom Carter McDonald's Portugal campaign is pulled after online backlash.
