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By looking at these ads, you’ll feel like you’ve been shrunk, and everything seems so big! The ads are really amazing and creative, check out these 19 Ads That Make You Feel Small.
Giant Noodles
Talking about feeling like a tiny person… Look at these giant faces that can’t have enough pasta from “Mondo Pasta” are slurping the boats’ ropes non-stop! The German advertising agency Jung Von Matt created this huge ad in the harbor of Hamburg! Link
Oversized Coffee
This is more like the amount of coffee we all need during or regular working hours, it doesn’t seem big enough! Still, it makes us feel like really tiny people if we stand next to this pole! Excellent idea Cossette Ad Agency. Link
Giant Razor Blade
Wow! That is in fact a huge razor blade that can cut you in half! Though apparently, those fake doves were already a proof of how sharp those blades are! A quite important German razor blade company called “Martor Solingen” is the responsible to put those giant things on the streets. Great ad that makes us all feel really small! The Agency who actually materialized the idea was Venividi, Forst an der Weinstrasse, Germany. Link
Oversized Rapunzel
Rapunzel is for real! Or at least the feeling of being super tiny in comparison to this giant pigtail! Wanna climb? Try it, it won’t break! Or at least that’s what the people at Pantene is trying to tell us with this ad made by Grey Canada, Toronto. Link
Great Idea
To have a great idea like this, all you have to do is walk below this lightbulb, and of course, feel really tiny while doing so! Great ad BBDO. Link
Huge Bread
You can fit in the middle of this bread just as a slice of cheese or ham, and be eaten as a sandwich by a huge guy! Way to go Miami Ad School for this awesome ad!. Link
Oversized White-out
This oversized White-out that makes us feel like we’ve shrunk, was done by FedEx Kinko. Link
A Giant’s Pet Dog
Yep… you may feel so tiny, kinda like a tick for a giant’s pet dog! Great ad by Saatchi & Saatchi Jakarta. Link
Fresh Mint for Giants
Try to stand next to this guy, and see how fast you freeze to death! This mints are made for giants only. Lol Ad. Agency PKP BBDO made this ad for Wrigley’s Orbit Ice Mints. Pretty cool! (Literally!). Link
Huge Nail Polish
We’re not talking about Big Foot here, but rather about Big Hand (for a big giant woman!) Great way to make us feel really tiny peole JWT London Ad Agency! Link
A Giant’s Bike Lock
The original idea of creating this oversized bike lock was to try to stand out the smart car’s ability to park anywhere within the busy streets of a city. Of course, the Ad Agency BBDO left us feeling really tiny people if we stand next to it! Link
Enormous Flip Flops
These enormous Havaianas’ floral flip-flops were placed in locations where they were sold, with the aim of reminding people the brand’s connection to nature and the outdoors. Though pretty nice, they still make us feel like we’ve shrunk. Link
Giant Toilet Paper
This Ad by Euro RSCG is pretty clever, since Dulcolax is a stimulant laxative, this giant toilet paper leads to the thought that it really works! Still, it makes us feel shrunk since it’s so huge! Link
Giant Fries
The Ad Agency Publicis in Dallas, USA makes it pretty clear that “Termites eat 24 hours a day” and that you should call Terminix! And, and the same time, it makes us feel hungry, and again, like really tiny people walking next to it!.Link
A Giant’s Lost Fork
Where did that giant forget his fork? Oh, of course, according to the Ad Agency Wirz/BBDO, he left it here. Right outside Tibits Vegetarian Restaurant! Link
Huge Highlighter
This huge Stabilo Highlighter tries to depic its capacity to last. The Advertising Agency who came up with this great idea is Grey, Hong Kong.Link
Big Foot Shoes
Now we know where big foot leaves his shoes once he takes them off. Good to know!.Link
Deliciously Big Muffins
Boone/Oakley Advertising created this ad for Bloom Jumbo Muffins and it won an “OBIE” award from the Advertising Educational Foundation (AEF). Link | Via
Huge Banana
Watch out! This huge sculpture was made by artist Stefan von Essen from Berlin. It was set in various shopping malls, thanks to the great idea of Serviceplan, München Ad Agency in order to make it clear that if wearing bifocal glasses by Rodenstock you won’t overlook a banana peel on the street! Or the feeling of being a tiny little person if you walk pass by this huge banana peel! Link
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