Change is good—or so the saying goes. Thus, in that spirit we embarked on a journey which breathed new life into our own story. We moved into a new and artsy space downtown.
Category Archives: Around Town
After the impressive success of James Cameron’s Avatar, a pioneer of computer-generated imagery (CGI) returns to the big screen. Tron Legacy, a sequel to the 1982 cult classic Tron, is due to be released this December. The first fans to see the trailer were appropriately at the Comic-Con and are…
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a color for 2010. Last year it was Pantone 14-0848 Mimosa, a bright yellow encouraging a positive outlook towards the anticipation of a gloomy year. This year, in continuation of the uplifting colors theme, Pantone has unveiled its color for 2010 — 15-5519 Turquoise. It…
In addition to Obama’s campaign winning top awards, one of the most interesting items to come out of Cannes was a new potential partnership between classic advertising agencies and big internet companies, like Google and Microsoft. The question I have is, what took so long? Did the recession finally give…
With the conclusion of last week’s Cannes Lion Advertising Awards and Show, there is a lot of fascinating news that has great impact on the marketing and advertising industry. The first item is the winning of both top awards, the Titanium and the Integrated, by Obama’s campaigns in 2008. The…
We’re all makers and once a year we get together to show off our craft. Here’s what I was able to capture at this year’s event. Robots, rockets, giant mouse traps, and plenty of colorful characters. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxQiHVhKbso
With the end of the recession faintly appearing on the horizon, marketers, creatives, and investors are evaluating what will be important in the coming months. In other words, they are predicting trends. Here’s a summary of reports. Churchill Club’s 11th Annual Top Ten Tech Trends Oya’s CEO and VP were…
If you’ve ever read a tabloid, celebrity magazine, watched MTV, or talked to a teenage girl, chances are you’ve heard of “The Hills” and “The City.” Whether you think the shows are mindless drivel or actual entertainment is your own opinion, but there’s no doubt that they make for great…
I admit it — I only watch the Super Bowl for the commercials. I’m not a football fan, but I’ve loved the clever 30 second stories that appear during commercial breaks since I was a kid. The quick wit and humor is what attracted me to pursuing a career in…