Funny animals are taking over the world. It seems that everywhere you look nowadays there is some form of funny animal compilation making you laugh. From YouTube videos to whole television channels dedicated to our furry friends, it’s easy to see why they are so popular.
At Cubic Promote we LOVE animals. Whether it’s an actual living, breathing cat, an animal shaped stress toy or even a fun animal pen, we just can’t get enough.
Hilarious Ideas for Branding Your Items
Recently Monika, a US based artist that is obsessed with Pun’s has released some insanely punny (pun/ funny) animal illustrations. They are certain to brighten up your day and are great ideas for branding if you want to make people laugh!
Ah, the world of advertising. It’s funny the lengths some companies will go to in order to make their product stand out. As far back as Ancient Egypt, advertising has been an important part of the business world by allowing products to compete with one another. But sometimes it goes out of hand thus resulting in a funny advertising fail. In this post, we'll talk about a few hilarious ad fails of other brands. We'll also tell you what advertising mistakes to avoid and tips on brand consistency.
Avoid advertising mistakes to save money.
Consistent branding builds trust with customers.
Effective advertising boosts sales and credibility.
7 Hilarious Advertising Fails
Take a look below at these hilarious advertising fails! They are sure to give your afternoon an extra bit of LOL factor.
Wrong (?) Size Perception: Either they used Photoshop
Have you ever watched basketball players making the ball spin when bouncing? Have you ever wondered why? Well it’s a little thing called Science!
Recently, some guys went all the way down to Tasmania to drop balls off a dam. The reason? To show you the difference between a ball dropped with no spin and a spinning ball.
The ball that was dropped with no spin behaved as you would expect. It fell straight down to the floor with wind being the only factor moving it from its mark. However, adding a little spin to the ball makes a world of difference. The ball quite literally flies away in the opposite direction.
Are you a tea lover? Are your drains completely clogged with tea bags? Can u no longer walk into the kitchen for fear of slipping on them? Do you have tea bags coming out of your ears? Do you have absolutely nowhere left to put all of your used teabags?!?!
Look no further, Cubic Promote has you covered.
Ok, sure it’s probably not that bad, but just in case why not try some teabag paintings?
Ruby Silvious, an artist from New York has created beautiful tea bag artwork from – you guessed it - old, soggy teabags.
When you’re finished with your morning coffee, what do you do with the empty cup? Chuck it in the bin, right? Well, for all the coffee lovers out there another alternative has been offered… draw on them!!
Carrah Aldridge (@creative_carrah), a 19 year old self-taught artist from Ohio has proved to us the age old saying of that someone else’s trash is another’s treasure. By using old Starbucks cups as blank canvases, she has created truly mesmerising drawings that everyone will enjoy.
As the seasons change, so do Carrah’s drawings. She incorporates gorgeous leafy, orange textures for autumn and icy blues for the cooler months of winter, giving us the feeling of the nature around us. And her creativity doesn’t stop there; she also ensures that each cup looks different than the
Sticky notes. They're not just useful for handy reminders, shopping lists and work related notes. They can also be used for a bit of harmless fun!
In this series of illustrations, the talented Chaz Hutton (@chazhutton) shows us how sticky notes can be used to inject a bit of humour into our days, whilst also providing us with something else other than Facebook and Twitter to procrastinate over.
From the highest score on a test or the best long-distance runner, through to the best knot-tier or the most successful person in...something... whether you're at school, in the Scouts or Girl Guides, or even at work, receiving a badge, certificate, or trophy for something is sure to be the highlight of your day, month or year!
But what do you award the millennial who has everything?
The. It is perhaps the most inconspicuous yet widely used word in the English vocabulary, yet do we really know its true meaning or even acknowledge its importance?
The Most Important Word
As the most commonly used word in the English language, the accounts for 7% of all words. Its etymology tells us that in Old English (a declined, gendered language) the took the following forms:
And dependent on the case, number and gender of the noun associated with the word, it also took on a variety of meanings such as the; that; who; this; he; she, them, and so on.
With the Star Wars hype reaching a fever pitch, now is the perfect time to indulge in your love of the series. On this blog we've talked about star wars beer steins, star wars caps, and star wars USBs. But it's time to think bigger. And what better way to do that then to bring the Dark Side to your breakfast, it being the most important meal of the day after all. But no, I'm not talking about some ridiculous sugary kids cereal or the like, no this marvelous Star Wars branded waffle maker is shaped like the iconic death star, for a delicious meal that will surely crush the rebel scum known as bland breakfasts.
Flaunting something written down in a language you don’t understand, speak, or read is always a popular option. It’s stylish. It’s fashionable. It’s occasionally hilarious. You’ve got comedic stories of people wearing clothes - or more amusingly - getting tattoos, written in languages they can’t read. In the Western world it’s usually Chinese or Japanese script for that worldly and international style. It’s the Chinese word for Courage, the Japanese symbols for good fortune! It’s actually meant to spell out soup, or water fountain, or something equally random or nonsensical.
It’s good to see though that the East is equally adept at hilarious misuse of foreign languages. The following pictures were gathered from budget clothes stores in Japan. While the high end labels