Back in June of ’09 we predicted that Kate Gosselin would become a brand. All the signs were there that she would be the one with the successful solo career once the band broke up. We’re not ‘hatin” as the kids like to say. We’re just fascinated with the genesis READ MORE >
Congratulations to Weeks Automotive Group. Its Danbury Volkswagen dealership was Connecticut’s largest volume VW dealer in 2009, a title it earned without resorting to typical car dealer gimmicks or giveaways. Weeks was our very first client and we’re proud of the work we’ve produced with them the past nine years. READ MORE >
We worked with Dickinson’s and the Women’s Sports Foundation to create the Tone Up Challenge, a fun two-week program that can help women improve their skin and lose up to five pounds. The project included tagging existing print ads, creating new product hangtags and developing a new section of the READ MORE >
Two weeks prior to launch and the CrunchPad is dead. If you don’t know what CrunchPad is you may have wanted to. Hell, Joe went into a fetal position when he heard the news. We think he’s still under his desk. You see, Joe’s a gadget guy and he wanted READ MORE >
Looks like French automaker Renault is going to be at the forefront of EV (see our post on Better Place below), and from what we’re seeing, the company will be a major player. Its EV concepts are as fun as they are environmentally sound – and the Zoe Z.E. is READ MORE >
Sorry about the headline. Couldn’t resist. But here are five commuter friendly iPhone apps to try (especially if you’re buzzing around town on your new BRAMMO Enertia). Bike Your Drive is a free app that allows bike commuters to calculate things like how far they’ve biked, how many calories they’ve READ MORE >
There are many reasons to love what’s going on with the green movement, but to us one of the coolest is the wonderful design that’s coming out of it. Being responsible and sustainable doesn’t mean you have to be boring. Take the Enertia from BRAMMO. It’s a 100% electric motorcycle READ MORE >
On September 1st we posted about the advertising documentary Art & Copy and referenced that advertising great Lee Clow bore a striking resemblance to the late great Jim Henson – but we didn’t provide proof. Our bad. We’ll let you guess who’s who.
Pearl Jam returns with “Backspacer,” its first album of new material since 2006’s self-titled release “Pearl Jam.” It’s great to hear this band again. While it can be debated that Pearl Jam never achieved the level of success we thought they would when they exploded onto the scene with the READ MORE >
British architect Julian Hakes has designed a shoe with no footplate called the Mojito. While it may not look comfortable, the wraparound shoe was designed on Hakes’ observation that the force of movement in a footstep is primarily through the ball and heel of the foot, so the footplate is READ MORE >