The best corporate superheroes punch up sales while resonating with the youth demographic. These ten terrible corporate superheroes, not so much.

Scribe Billboard is both an ongoing urban art project beautifying Mexico City, and a clever, compact hidden home for the artists as they work.

A marketing campaign by Kit Kat encourages you to take a break from your devices with a 'No WiFi Zone', which blocks all wifi signals in a 5 mile radius.

An odd metal billboard on the border between the United States and Canada advertises nothing but empty air, drawing the viewer's eye to the landscape.

Before the days of cheap laser-cut vinyl lettering, an industry existed for the purpose of hand-painting signage and lettering. Today, it's making a comeback.

So-called 'info pillars' in Toronto that are actually covered in advertisements have been hacked and replaced with art by guerrilla collective cARTopgraphy TO.

French artist The Wa installs roller blinds on public ads in the city of Toulouse, giving passersby a little more control over the urban environment.

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then a host of eager entrepreneurs REALLY admire Apple Inc. and its visionary founder/CEO, the late Steve Jobs.

A company called Brainiacs from Mars will pay your mortgage if you let them paint your house into the boldest, ugliest advertisement in your neighborhood.

If things really go better with Coke and better means bigger, these 10 international giant Coca-Cola cans prove size really does matter!