by The Denver Egotist / October 16, 2019 /
When have you ever chosen one filling station over another for anything except a better price? Let's all agree these marketing budgets are better spent giving us just that.
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by The Denver Egotist / October 11, 2019 /
If we all had periods, maybe we'd be more comfortable with them. Thinx (underwear that absorbs your period) makes the case that's exactly what their products make possible.
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by The Denver Egotist / October 11, 2019 /
When you’re able to prevent a collision, you’re not just protecting the lives of everyone on the road, you’re also protecting the lives of everyone who cares about them.
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by The Denver Egotist / October 11, 2019 /
In a stressful world, Lincoln helps people find their sanctuary, sometimes in unexpected ways. That's the premise behind an 8-hour sleep album by Lincoln and musician Anders Rhedin. They used the noises of New York City to create “The City That Never Sleeps.”
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by The Denver Egotist / October 10, 2019 /
This week on the 80s TV show Behind The Brick, we're getting a look at the new LEGO Creator Expert set 75810 The Upside Down from Stranger Things with designer Justin Ramsden.
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by The Denver Egotist / October 9, 2019 /
All-natural deodorant maker Purelygreat has launched an online campaign set in the dark ages that stars two peasants who complain about the odors of the era and wonder how to solve the issue. Of course, Purelygreat has the answer — perfect for this modern time in which we live. Developed and directed by Pete Henderson of Toronto-based production company Someplace Nice.
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by The Denver Egotist / September 26, 2019 /
Artist Pickergill's photography series, Removed, went viral and touched a collectively universal nerve. He makes visible what so many have tried to explain about the ways personal devices alter human behavior, helping us relearn how to be truly connected in our device-dominated age.
by The Denver Egotist / September 24, 2019 /
To support the launch of their inaugural 2019 Custom Culture campaign, Vans teamed up with design studio Morning Breath and Hornet director Andy Baker to create this promo. The hip, trippy, psychedelic animation was produced in Andy’s London studio over a 2-month period. Layered upon it is a mix of tracks (hip-hop, reggae and punk) that reflect some of the different subcultures and genres of the Vans universe.
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