Restore your hairline with these outdoor posters

Here are some 3D posters in Canada for Hair Club:

Mix it up!

Here's an ambient building wrap for Siemens Mixer in Germany:

 

The poster has an image of an electric hand blender where the metal whisks are the revolving doors of the building, mixing up the people entering the building.  

Achtung!  This blender "Stirs with up to 5600 rmp.  The new Siemens MQ 9550."

Outdoor ad gives free samples

This outdoor poster in Sydney and Melbourne for Frûche, a fromage frais dairy treat, gave out free samples to people who texted to the number listed on the ad:

Papercraft popup posters

To promote the indie London band Dry the River's new album, they created these outdoor papercraft posters:

Using Google Sketch, they mapped out 3D versions of the album cover.   The papercraft horses took 35 hours to make, and here is the making of video, which showcases the time-lapse construction, scored by Dry the River's single "No Rest."

Here is Dry the River's actual video for "No Rest."  If anyone knows, what exactly is going on this video, can you let me know.  Is this some kind of band hazing ceremony? 

  

Teddy bear museum

Here is another ambient ad from South Korea.  I like OOH that gradually changes with time.  The disadvantage is that people who see the advert before the transformation takes place don't get to see the full effect of the message, but it's usually pretty impressive.   

To raise awareness on "Bear Farming," the practice of caging bears to extract their gall bladders for medicine, this floor poster was made.  Adhesive tape would slowly pick up passerby's foot prints, exposing the caged existences these bears live in.