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04.04.08:
Humor your inner mathlete |
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03.26.08:
Toronto Blue Jays TV ads |
I came across these new ads for the Toronto Blue Jays this morning, and thought they were cool. Plus they really got me fired up for the upcoming baseball season .
While I’m not a Jays fan, I was definitely surprised to see some cool work done (considering the poor quality of the Rockies ads over the last couple years), and was particularly fond of the “Fishing” spot, which brought back some childhood memories. The third spot features Denver native and 2003 Cy Young Winner Roy
Halladay, who played his early ball at Arvada West High School.
Hopefully, even if you aren’t a fan of the game, you will enjoy these spots.
Credits:
Creative Agency: Publicis, Toronto, Canada
Creative Director: Duncan Bruce
Group Creative Directors: Tim Kavander, Bill Newberry
Art Director: Mark Spalding
Copywriter: Miles Markovic
Agency Producer: Erica Metcalfe
Production Company: Partners Film Inc., Toronto
Director: James Haworth
Director of Photography: Tico Poulakakis
Executive Producer: Aerin Barnes
Producers: Aerin Barnes, Stanny Park
Editorial: Leo Zahartos, Blue Highway, Toronto
Visual Effects: Alex Boothby, Technicolor, Toronto
Sound Design: Grayson Matthews, Toronto
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03.20.08:
Yes Boss, I’m working |
 NCAA.com "Boss Button"
The NCAA Tournament is arguably the best series of sporting in the nation, if not the world (the World Cup is only every four years). Working in an office with a bracket pool, this time of the year can be a trying time when it comes to getting work done. Based on a 2006 study by the Sacramento Business Journal, the over the period of the NCAA Tournament, employers will lose approximately $1.4 billions dollars in employee production.
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03.11.08:
Who is Clyfford Still? |
 Clyfford was an American Abstract Expressionist painter who, unlike most Abstract Expressionist painters, didn’t suck. He had an amazing eye for color and organic composition, and his work displays an energy and beautiful ferocity that few have been able to achieve.
When he died in 1980 he left a treasure trove of paintings, many never seen by anyone, that he and his wife decided should be preserved as a complete collection. So his wife announced that she would donate the entire collection to which ever city would build a museum dedicated to the collection.
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03.07.08:
Motivational Posters |
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Seeing as we are in the business of visual communication, I only felt it appropriate to spread the word about 
Here are some of my personal favorites. There's something about the combination of rough and rugged hip-hop and the ninja-like mastery of the graph that leaves a pleasant taste in my mouth, not entirely unlike the combination of Corona and fresh lime.
My friend Collin came across these re-interpretations of corny corporate inspirational posters recently. I like them because they are soooo true, and hit me in that soft place I have for anything Star Wars- or Dinosaur-related. We are ordering a set for the board room now.