Not only is
rain Mother Nature's way to wash your car for free, it also serves as an ad medium to promote a music festival in one of the rainiest cities in America: Seattle. To promote the city's popular music
& arts festival,
Bumbershoot,
Publicis Seattle devised a rain-activated advertising project on city sidewalks. The agency used a two-part spray paint system
called NeverWet that is almost invisible when dry but comes to life when touched by water.
Watch a video of the installation here. Next up:
fogvertising in Los Angeles?
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