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  • Near-Nude PETA Members Come to Denver Tomorrow

    February 8th, 2010 / Comments (0)

    Start making snowballs now. PETA's "Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" campaign will hit Denver tomorrow. At high noon on the 16th Street Mall at Glenarm Place, PETA's "sexy activists" will cuddle up in a bed on a public sidewalk wearing nothing but their underwear and holding a sign reading, "Fur–Out, Love–In." Enjoy the chilly Denver temps, PETA. Should have scheduled the Denver stop for summer. Bahahahaha.

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  • The Ad Google Should Have Run

    February 8th, 2010 / Comments (4)

    Google ran a wanky spot called Parisian Love last night during the Super Bowl in which we saw a man's love for a girl in Paris develop as he typed various terms into the Google search engine window. This is the spot they should have run to get the attention they we're seeking.

    Thanks, Richard

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  • New Editorial: Super Bowl Ads Can Go Suck A Tailpipe >>

    February 8th, 2010 / Comments (0)

    Felix speaks his mind about the fiasco that took place during last night's commercial breaks. Our faves? They're below. For more, see the full mix of this year's spots on AdAge and the biggest Super Bowl spot archive in the world on Adland.

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  • Digital Kitchen Coming to Denver

    February 7th, 2010 / Comments (0)

    Mark your calendars for this presentation from the stellar digital agency responsible for opening titles for Trueblood, Dexter, House, Six Feet Under, among others.

    Creative Director Rama Allen and Creative Lead Bryce Wymer will be talking about what they do to bring a vast array of creative and strategic people together to produce beautiful and effective storytelling for the screen.

    February 18, 2010
    RMCAD Auditorium
    Get social with snacks and drinks from 6:30 to 7:30pm
    Presentation starts at 7:30pm
    Info and Tix

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  • You Came Awfully Close

    February 7th, 2010 / Comments (0)

    Nice bit of self-depracating humor from Brett Favre for Sears. Enjoy the game.

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  • Paul Chatem's Interactive Paintings

    February 6th, 2010 / Comments (0)

    Paul Chatem builds interactive paintings that change as you crank the gears he's built into them. Seriously great.

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  • Westword Talked to Us

    February 5th, 2010 / Comments (0)

    Westword is doing a series of interviews with influential Coloradans (as well as bands) for their online edition of the Back Beat culture section called Back Talk. For some reason, they wanted to talk to us. Here's how we answered their questions.

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  • Taco Bell Gives Founder One Sincere Send-off

    February 5th, 2010 / Comments (1)

    You and your partner are shootin' the shit and your account manager walks over with an assignment. It's a delicate one. The original Taco Bell founder, Glen Bell, has died – and as creatives at DraftFCB on the TB account, you're tasked with honoring him. The available brand assets are many, but you quickly clue on one that seems just too perfect to pass up: the hot sauce packets with cute phrases on them. Together, you kick around heartfelt sentiments until the stars align. And you decide this is how you will honor the man who has meant so much to the success of the company.

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  • David Pahl Photography Business Cards

    February 5th, 2010 / Comments (2)

    We like this AdLibs-style business card set concepted and designed by Integer's James Pelz and Jay Roth for Denver photographer David Pahl. Printed at: Foils + Dies. See three more here.

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  • Chiquita Banana Redesign

    February 5th, 2010 / Comments (6)

    Design:related has a great interview with Creative and Art Director, DJ Neff, who just helped Chiquita Banana retool their brand – using playful illustrations and Chiquita's iconic stickers as the base for the campaign. Go check it out.

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  • Massive Attack Cranking It Up

    February 4th, 2010 / Comments (2)

    Massive Attack has been doing a lot of self-promotion lately, including this sweet vid on top and the one on the bottom that probably actually prefers it on top too. Warning: NSFW.

    Massive Attack-Splitting the Atom-directed by Edouard Salier from edouard salier on Vimeo.

    Massive Attack Paradise Circus from sabakan on Vimeo.

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  • Legwork's Icon Sampler

    February 4th, 2010 / Comments (11)

    NY-based Icon Omnimedia, a print and duplication house known for their elaborate and custom music packaging, contacted Denver's Legwork Studio to design their newest promotional CD sampler. Icon gave Legwork total creative freedom, as well as shared space on the sampler. The only guidelines were to use the piece to showcase Icon's print and finishing capabilities (while staying within budget).

    Conceptually, the agency turned to Thomas Edison for inspiration. His DIY ethics and creation of the first phonograph were a perfect reflection of Icon's culture and industry. Legwork created a series of Edison illustrations that are printed on each panel of a pocket poster. Once the package is unsealed, the inner right panel of the package has a die cut window that reveals one panel of the poster. The poster can be re-folded different ways to show a different portrait through the cut.

    ICON Sampler from LEGWORK on Vimeo.

    Credits:

    Design - Aaron Ray, Sean Klassen

    Illustration - Aaron Ray, Sean Klassen, Joey Bullock

    Project Management - Joey Bullock

    Production - Wells Tipley, Icon

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  • Million-Dollar Idea: The Anger Release Machine

    February 4th, 2010 / Comments (1)

    Created by artists Katja Kublitz and Ronnie Yarisal, the Anger Release Machine is a traditional vending machine filled with glassware and china. So instead of getting your usual release by pounding down Mars Bars, you can insert a few coins and enjoy the soothing sound as mama's porcelain crashes to the surface below. Put these in the right locales and you'll be raking in the dough, Katja and Ronnie.

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  • Free Digital Marketing Education from CP+B

    February 4th, 2010 / Comments (4)

    Designed to meet the increasing need for digital marketing education, the Colorado Chapter of the American Marketing Association (COAMA) is excited to announce an original series of educational webinars to elevate the digital marketing expertise of Colorado’s professional marketing and advertising community – Digital Dynamics: 2010.

    The series will present compelling, relevant and emerging topics delivered by digital industry leaders with deep expertise and track records of success. Leading companies like Crispin Porter + Bogusky (2008 Digital Agency of the Year), Omnicom, Networked Insights, Cerado, Merkle Advertising, Victors & Spoils and Anonymous Media Research will be featured throughout the webinar series.

    The kick-off webinar on February 17th from 2:00 – 3:00 pm, is the Crispin Porter + Bogusky “Peep Show”, and it features one of the digital industry’s leading executives, Winston Binch, the Vice President/General Manager for Interactive at CP + B. For details and registration, go here.

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  • Playboy's Online Casting

    February 4th, 2010 / Comments (1)

    Playboy Argentina is using today's technology to their advantage through a new casting campaign for models. Instead of going to the photographer to shoot try-out photos, Playboy's photographer can now take pictures of women using their computer's web cam. The best pics are then assembled into an online portfolio that readers vote on to select new cover models.

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  • Super Bowl Ads Can Go Suck A Tailpipe
    February 7, 2010 / Comments (14)
    by Felix

    Another Super Bowl is over, and the topic of conversation around the various water coolers across the country will focus more on the ads than the...

  • New Year. New Site. New Rant. New Felix?
    January 20, 2010 / Comments (4)
    by Felix

    Last night I sat in my favorite old armchair, put on my smoking jacket (I don’t smoke, oh the irony) and poured myself a glass of Glenmorangie...

  • Predict the 2010 Colorado Agency of the Year
    January 13, 2010 / Comments (11)
    by The Denver Egotist

    You’ve cast your vote for last year...

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