Park under this billboard at your own risk

Paint Nice outdoor work for a paint store in Columbus, Ohio. They even managed to splatter the Nationwide ad on the right. Seen at BoredStop. UPDATE: Or more likely it’s a Nationwide ad. Paint comes at you fast.

—Posted by Tim Nudd

June 7, 2007 | Permalink

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I could be wrong, but I think this is an ad for Nationwide insurance, not the paint store.

Posted by: Mark Baratelli | Jun 7, 2007 9:10:15 AM

Yes, those are Nationwide ads.
I am studying design at Ohio State and have made frequent trips downtown, this building is located off of High Street.

There was a hubub when Orange Barrel Media originally set up these huge advertisements since they exceed the size regulated by the federal government.

I've seen several incarnations of this building used as a billboard. One featured a young man who in the last panel was bald, another featured a romance novel cover with the couple depicted as elderly in the final panel.

Posted by: Seth Shaw | Jun 7, 2007 1:16:58 PM

The people responsible:

http://www.orangebarrelmedia.com/

Posted by: | Jun 7, 2007 1:19:25 PM

Yeah, I live in Columbus. It's indeed a Nationwide ad (Columbus is corporate HQ for Nationwide Insurance and their HQ is just up the street from this, not even a block.)

There is a parking lot between 2 blocks (on N. High between Long and Spring) between 2 buildings and it's been used for a lot of 3D and oversized advertising for quite some time.

I think this is the first time the ads have "dripped" into the actual parking lot. Effective and entertaining nonetheless.

Posted by: LJ | Jun 11, 2007 1:34:22 PM


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