Advertising doesn't mirror how people act, but how they are dreaming"

This ad would appeal to people by the shiny red Mercedes with a matching black-red background. It would also appeal to people that know the brand and like the brand, because they know what it is about. It is appealing by the car being lit up, but partially still under a shadow. This ad doesn't reflect reality because the Mercedes is standing on a virtual background and not in reality, just a black and red background, with the car being reflected off at the bottom.

This ad would appeal to people by showing a enlarged hand holding a small glass of pepsi, making it look like a very small glass, so the mini can looks even larger than the glass. The ad also has a blue background to reflect the main color of Pepsi, and to make the actual subject more and faster visible.


My personal opinion is that advertising doesnt try to make us happy by selling us the product, but by trying to make the profit off of the product they advertise, even though they make an impression that they would like to satisfy the customer only, which is what they should do to get more customers buying the product, and get their product well known. My opinion on advertisers blending in reality with fantasy and mirror how people are dreaming is fine to advertise the product, but it is often misleading from the actual truth of the product, and becomes a false advertisement.

My favorite advertisement is a coke ad. The Ad can be viewed below this text. I like it and is effective by showing a man which first looks like a criminal, be the a guy that helps people out and makes them happy by giving them a coke to drink. I also like it because it is visualized in a video game style world. The message in the song is if you give a little love then it all comes back to you, which shows that people will love you for giving them a coke.