Bombs Away - UN Porcelain Grenade Print Ad

July 24, 2006 in Alternative Advertising, Guerilla, Marketing With A Twist | 1 comment

Interesting use of art to convey a message. This porcelain grenade was originally made by Charles Krafft for the Porcelain War Museum Project, seen now in an ad for the United Nations.

Created by Saatchi & Saatchi(Sydney), the text on the grenade reads: “Peace is fragile.” This is a good example of the kind of advertising that I love. The ad says a lot without having to use an excess amount of copy(or any for that matter), just a picture + a logo.

originally found at Ads of the World.

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