A truck with bloody limbs coming out of the back was seen driving around at Comic Con 2011 promoting the second season of the post-apocalyptic TV show.
For Target's "Summer is Funner" campaign, there were a couple of installations placed in the US, including a gigantic sprinkler in Houston, Texas:
And a gigantic sandbox in Grant Park, Chicago:
These videos include time-lapse construction and when completed these summer-time exhibits look like so much fun, so much fun that it makes me forget that they use the word 'funner' in a campaign. It's getting pretty summery-hot over here, so actually seeing close ups of people splashing in the sprinklers would have been nice.
Here is an OOH campaign for the COA Youth & Family Centers in Milwaukee to raise awareness of the positive impact parents' involvement with their child's education has with success in the classroom. They have done it in a very cool interactive way to show it is HIP to "Get Involved Your Child's Education":
These "guerrilla" classrooms have interactive learning displays where parents could see "how many centimeters tall you are," or "solve this puzzle," or "read a story," or "learn about angles" or "find out how much you weigh on the moon" with their child.
The campaign included a bus wrap that looked like a safari jeep stressing that parents could "learn about nature" with their child.