by The Denver Egotist / March 2, 2020 /
How do you explain tragedy to a 3-year-old? Close to five years ago, Jayson Greene and his wife Stacy lost their 2-year-old daughter, Greta, to a horrible accident. Fifteen months later, their son Harrison was born. Now that Harrison is growing up, he wants to know about his older sister. Awesome piece of storytelling from The New York Times and REANIMATION.
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by The Denver Egotist / February 26, 2020 /
Great decision to let the audio paint the picture. Understated, but powerful. This touching tribute to Kobe Bryant from Nike is, as always from this top brand and agency, spot on.
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by The Denver Egotist / February 26, 2020 /
It's been a joy to watch Adam Vicarel transition from a designer who sensed in his gut that he was capable of defining an ownable style with his hands to where he is today — working with so many major players who appreciate his work as much as we do. If you've ever met the guy, he's just one of those likable people you cheer for and want to see succeed. So, we're happy to see this next step he's taking to build out his offering on larger level — starting with his new web presence.
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by The Denver Egotist / February 19, 2020 /
At this point in the life of advertising, consumers understand and expect food marketers to show the most glorified version of their products. Burger King, however, has just broken every rule. A new global campaign shows the moldy, deteriorated state of a Whopper after it has sat around long enough to start rotting. The effort is to let people know BK has removed artificial preservatives from its food.
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by The Denver Egotist / February 18, 2020 /
by The Denver Egotist / February 12, 2020 /
You have to burn the sleeve off to get to the engraved record forged from steel and copper beneath. The prize is being given away to six fans, as part of the band's final tour on Earth. Killer work from agency Kolle Rebbe, Germany.
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by The Denver Egotist / January 9, 2020 /
This montage is a collection of work Frost Motion has done for brand partners who explore their curiosity and the possibility of “what’s next?” every day.
"We hope it brings a level of excitement for some of the cinematic, surreal and visual leaps our creative partners are taking for their brand messaging."
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by The Denver Egotist / January 6, 2020 /
Excellent work to bring this board to life with shadows after the sun goes down. Sorta feel like you could remove the break glass case below the board and have a stronger message. No need for two punchlines. Regardless, look for this one in the award shows. Agency: BBC Creative, United Kingdom.
