In warm summer nights mosquitos are hated and highly annoying, especially at night when they get attracted by the lights inside and around apartments. Well, that is exactly what happened on these billboards, except that these mosquitos are fake.

Yet they look real with all the blood that indicates that they crashed hard into the lightning glass of the billboards. The artistic twist about it is that the blood and the black crushed “mosquito bodies” are in such a harsh contrast to the smooth faces on the advertisement boards.

Some of them are the faces of famous actors like Nicole Kidman and Eva Longoria. Gustavo Sanabria was one of the first bystanders to witness these billboards and photograph them.

More weird ads are these 10 controversial billboards in the USA.

Illustrations with smart messages are always fun, like these “Stuff no one told me” drawings. Now you can get similar-looking illustrations printed on pillows. Artist Dan Golden has come up with a colorful cartoon pillow collection that will give every room a joyful touch to it.

Every pillow has a hilarious message with a cute cartoon illustration printed on. But that is not all – he also designs rugs with the same motives. If you’re into fun pillow designs you should take a look at these creative pillows.

The same company has also printed a set of interesting images on ping pong rackets. Another fun advertisement is the one that is representing lego blocks with meaningful shadows.

The popular American sci-fi sitcom Futurama has been the inspiration for artist Matt De Lanoy when he built this mini version of New York in legos. Spending two years on this project called World of Tomorrow, he managed to built several known building structures from Futurama, and to install lights so it can be viewable at night as well.

Another artist has also used legos when building little figures of famous movie characters.