Pop Art Ads of the 60s

In my digging up of old pop art icons and styles, I came across American Pop Artist Mel Ramos. This man merrily wed the playboy macrocosm and well-established brands and organizations in a steamy union of sex and product.


Some brilliant corporate slime ball of a man was missing the single life again in his disgusting marriage to that potato sack, refrigerator-devouring woman. Then it came to him in a vision of extraordinary bliss. What if we combine the image of a woman that every guy would want and then throw the brand name in there somewhere? Voila. Thousands in revenue and maybe I can get drunk enough every night to see that Coca Cola ad over that woman next to me who smells like a murder scene.