Street level advertisement is an extremely effective way to showcase your brand. As potential customers and clients walk down the busy streets of a metropolis or more dense areas of town, it’s likely that they’ll notice several forms of advertisement. Bus stops, standalone ads, and other eye-level advertisements will exist along the sidewalk, but all of those exciting visuals all seem to say the same thing for your company’s ads: competition. With street level ads becoming more and more popular, how can you make yours stand out? For a little outside-the-box inspiration, we’re taking a look at some of the most creative ads that have been spotted all around the world! Amnesty International in Poland- A painting was made to look like a sewer drain with a person in it, bringing attention to the need for stronger human rights considerations for homeless people in the area. Water is Life in Netherlands- An entire stretch spanning several miles was painted light blue to remind people that water was once covering the road. McDonalds Fries in Switzerland- One of the more creative ways to utilize crosswalk street signage, McDonalds turned an entire section of the pavement into an eye-catching advertisement for their famous side. Golden Lion, Dumb Ways to Die in Australia- Print posters with dumb ways to die on them (such as a skeleton holding a fork in the toaster) were plastered throughout the country as a way to encourage teaching safety. Fed Ex and Kinko in NYC- A standalone highlighter and white out stick were displayed prominently in downtown NYC to announce their merging. Vijay Sales- Barbecue utensils were are set upon the sewer grates to promote a local BBQ company. Canon, France- Parking posts were turned into Canon lenses, creating the illusion of cameras being dispersed across the French…