Telefonica

This is an advertisement for Telefonica, a Spanish/Portuguese telecommunications operator. The typography is subtle but important, if you don't read it you just see a weird guy with a hair problem. Once you realize the ad is connecting Turkey and Sweden, then apply the stereotypical visions of a Turkish or Swedish person, the picture makes sense. This ad was shown along with 2 others on this website: http://www.ibelieveinadv.com/2006/09/telefonica-lowest-calls/

Remember when they came out with blue ketchup?

And purple and green.. it was horrible. Glad to see they've gone back to the natural side of things with this advertisement.

I saw this advertisement while searching for inspiration on another project and I liked this picture the best, though there are 2 more and they can be found here: http://adtention.wordpress.com/2007/12/05/heinz-no-one-grows-ketchup-like/

I like it because it's clever, it's trying to show the natural, organic side of their product which seems to be trendy in today's society. The typography at the bottom is minimal and to the point, it stands out thanks to the contrast between the red and white but it isn't intrusive.

Teashirts

Have you ever bought something simply because you thought the packaging was awesome? I don't even like tea but if it came packaged like this I would start. These little tea bags come in a bag shaped like a shirt (heh, get it? A "tea-shirt") and are attached to a cardboard hanger that allows the bag to hold on to the side of your cup.

The typography is very clean and minimalistic and the mostly white packaging makes the yellow background and hangers stand out. I saw a link to this on a design forum that I read and more information on it can be found at: http://www.yankodesign.com/2010/01/07/hang-me-some-tea/

I'm not sure if you can actually buy these but it looks very high quality and professional.