In the center there’s a series of concentric circles that evoke a graphic device used to induce a hypnotic trance through eye fixation. The rings in lime wedge serve as a tie-in to the mesmerizing circles. Also, actually seeing lime wedges at a bar will serve as a trigger to the ad’s suggestion. More conventional posters showing Corona with lime, as are likely to be found in a liquor store, will produce the same effect.
The bottle contains the outline of a phallus.
The complete graphic on the side of a delivery truck.
No software “enhancements” or special lighting were appled to this or any of the other images at the Site. The graphics are actual ads, publicly installed and in use. A consumer digital camera is used and the pictures are taken from the street.
Corona Extra ad subliminal images
Corona Extra beer subliminal advertising images close-ups
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Anthony Olszewski
Anthony Olszewski has written on a wide variety of topics: cage birds, tropical fish, popular culture, the poetry of Amiri Baraka and a chapter on genetics for a veterinary text book, as a small sample. He worked as an editor at a magazine produced by TFH, the world's largest publisher of pet books. Anthony Olszewski is the author of a booklet on Hudson County history, Hudson County Facts, and a book of short stories, Second Thief, Best Thief, that are sold on Amazon.
Anthony Olszewski established PETCRAFT.com in 1996. A pioneer on the Web, the Site continues to provide unique information on a range of companion animals, focusing on birds and fish.
As a community service, he operates Jersey City Free Books.
Anthony Olszewski was born in Jersey City, NJ (Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital, 1956) and is a member of Mensa.
Email at anthony.olszewski@gmail.com
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Outdoor advertising is an analog of Paleolithic cave painting. As in cave art, the purpose is to communicate a vision.