The lint bus station
Description
The ordinary fluorescent lamps in City Lights were replaced by blacklight lamps which became a vital part of the idea. In the dark, not only the image became visible to the spectator, the blacklight also created an unusual and unexpected side-effect - dirt such as fluff, dust, lint and animal hair became visible on people's clothes. The big Scotch-Brite Lint Roller in the foreground reminds us that there's a simple and effective solution. A clever idea, which makes advertising come alive.
Ambient advertisement created by Grey, Germany for Scotch-Brite, within the category: House, Garden.
Chief Creative Officer: Per Pedersen
Art Director: Alexander Hermann
Copywriter: Sascha Dreschinski
Photographer: Eric Remann
Production: Peter Engel, Mathias Renner
Highest Rated
The embarrassment factor must have been high here. I am sure many switched detergents after seeing this in action.

Yeah...that's pretty clever. Hard to place it everywhere, but still a pretty great idea. Good thinking.
The embarrassment factor must have been high here. I am sure many switched detergents after seeing this in action.

Sadly, this will only work to people close to the station. No effect on people in cars. And what about when it's daylight??
It's a nice idea but sometimes you just gotta let them go.
How are people gonna guess that it is going to show all the shit on ur clothes wen u get near it.... I think a strong tagline would make a big difference!!!! Why would i even bother going and cheking it out till i dont even get a hint.
And then GOD said...
Let there be creativity!!!
Agree with the_lizard_king. Plus, never write anything like this in your presentation: "A clever idea, which makes advertising come alive." EVER!