The Super Bowl is the biggest day of the year for two things: football and advertising. And, depending on who you ask, the ads might even be the real star of the show.
According to a study by Statista, nearly a quarter of all Super Bowl viewers consider the ads to be the most important part of the game—and we can assume that most of the remaining audience doesn’t mind the commercials, either.
But what makes a good Super Bowl ad? And what trends should would-be advertisers [Read More]
The campaign dubbed “Anti-Brunch” — the first from WorkInProgress for their newest client Village Inn — pokes fun at the pomp and circumstance that now surrounds brunch: long lines, high prices, ingredients that are hard to pronounce and food that is better for the ‘gram than the palette. But Village Inn is the antidote to the brunch madness that has ensued.
To do this, Village Inn sent a van to Denver’[Read More]
Skittles is taking a different approach to the Super Bowl this year. As a follow-up to last year’s Most Exclusive ad, Skittles is launching the first-ever commercial performed as a live Broadway musical, starring Michael C. Hall. SKITTLES Commercial: The Broadway Musical will be performed one time only in front of a live audience at The Town Hall in New York City on Sunday, February 3 at 1 P.M. EST.
This fall, Chip Kalback joined the folks at Motive to photograph three individuals who celebrate the 'Farmer In All Of Us' for Ram Trucks.
They met an 18-year-old farmer who's taking over her 200-year-old family farm in Kentucky, a recent Cornell grad who farms in Upstate New York, and a rancher in Wyoming who oversees 2,400 acres of land.
Legwork recently teamed up with Los Angeles-based content agency Whirled to create an animated video for a new training program designed by Amanda Nguyen — sexual assault survivor and Nobel Prize Nominee. The project, titled Amanda Nguyen’s Blueprint for Social Change, is a guide to help young social activists adopt Amanda’s strategi[Read More]
On the 30th Anniversary of Salvadori Dali’s death, Goodby Silverstein & Partners' “Dali Lives” brings Dali back to life via artificial intelligence. Starting in April, visitors to the Dali Museum will have the opportunity to learn more about Dalí’s life and work from the person who knew him best: the artist himself.
Using an artificial intelligence-based technique, the new “Dalí Lives” experience employs [Read More]
These days, most brands accused of dunking on Trump (Nike, Gillette) aren’t really. They’re creating ads about basic human decency and civil rights — which some of those on the right take as direct attacks against the President. But now, AeroMexico is out with a new ad that comes right up to the line of mocking 45.
They're offering Americans discounts based on the percentage of Mexican DNA they have. Bring a valid DNA test in and if you’re 15% Mexican, you get 15% off (for exa[Read More]
Jen / Boulder’s WorkInProgress Launches Anti-Brunch Campaign for Village Inn
Ace concept, production value leaves a lot to be desired.[Read More]
Tim Gillies / Boulder’s WorkInProgress Launches Anti-Brunch Campaign for Village Inn
Ha! This is so awesome! What a great idea. I'm sure Snooze was their first stop. I love Snooze, but the crowd of people waiting out front on [Read More]
Tim Gillies / Denver Photographer Chip Kalback Celebrates the “Farmer In All Of Us” for Ram Trucks
danraabe / The Case for Slow Design: Make Art, Not Products – by Jesse Weaver
I think that good design has always taken time. I've always spent more time on production than execution. It has paid good dividends and the wor[Read More]
Ed Rhine / Denver Motion Designer Harrison Vincent Goes Freelance
