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10 Most Controversial Print Advertisements

10 Most Controversial Print Advertisements
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It has been a while I haven’t posted a 10 list about magazine ads. Here is a new one with most controversial advertisements. Creating an emotional connection is crucial to effective marketing campaigns. One common technique is to arouse the feeling of shock. Some of these advertisements really push the limits of what could be considered an effective visual. You can find many of them disturbing and controversial.
Regardless of one’s own interpretation, these ads do what they’re meant to do. They evoke emotion in order to attract attention. They get people talking. The ads circulate and the brand name is mentioned repeatedly and awareness is brought to the company. Whether you agree with the term or not, these advertising campaigns know how to make remarkable and powerful ads.
Check out 10 Most Controversial Print Advertisements below.

[dropcap3]10[/dropcap3] Ariel

Ariel

Ariel

[dropcap3]09[/dropcap3] Humans or Animals

Humans or Animals

Humans or Animals

[dropcap3]08[/dropcap3] Sisley

Sisley

Sisley

[dropcap3]07[/dropcap3] Spid Advertising Photographer

Spid Advertising Photographer

Spid Advertising Photographer

[dropcap3]06[/dropcap3] WWF

WWF

WWF

[dropcap3]05[/dropcap3] Toyota Prius

Toyota Prius

Toyota Prius

[dropcap3]04[/dropcap3] Luxor Hot tubs & Saunas

Luxor Hot tubs & Saunas

Luxor Hot tubs & Saunas

[dropcap3]03[/dropcap3] Amnesty International

Amnesty International

Amnesty International

[dropcap3]02[/dropcap3] International Society for Human Rights

International Society for Human Rights Print Advertisements

International Society for Human Rights

[dropcap3]01[/dropcap3] International League Against Racism and Anti-Semitism

International League Against Racism and Anti-Semitism

International League Against Racism and Anti-Semitism

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