Advertising rule #1: There are no rules. Advertising suggestion #1: Creative should have a purpose and offending people isn’t necessarily a good one.
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About a month ago I hit up the IDEA Conference in NYC with a couple of my fellow rabble creatives. It promised to be a day full of, and I quote, “Reinvention. And the velocity of ideas.”
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When Pepsi’s updated logo design was recently released, the advertising community didn’t give it the warmest of welcomes. Soon a document surfaced that purported to explain the detailed thinking behind the design revision.
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Instead of having “answers” on a math test, they should just call them “impressions,” and if you got a different “impression,” so what, can’t we all be brothers? - Jack Handey, Deep ThoughtsRead the full post »
The face of a child can say it all, especially the mouth part. - Jack Handey, Deep Thoughts.
In marketing, as in life, listening is often an underused tool. Successful communication has two parts—sending and receiving.
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Good up high. Bad nearby. Unlike the “good” ozone layer in the stratosphere, at ground level, ozone is harmful to all of us, especially the young and elderly. Ozone pollution can also trigger attacks in individuals with pre-existing health conditions. Read more
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! We couldn’t be more pleased to announce that the website our team created for The Denver Foundation won second place in non-flash Web Design out of nearly 2,000 entries into the 2010 Winter Semi-Annual American Design Contest. Read More