I recently started a group for Creative Directors over on LinkedIn (the group is a precursor to yet-to-be unveiled project I’m developing) and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the quality of the discussions. A recent discussion started with the question … Continue reading
Burger King and Mess Marketing recently opened an Art Gallery/Event Space/Think Tank/Hipster artist collective in Chicago dubbed Burger King Studio. The concept is kind of interesting; you can mingle with artists at the occasional event and buy and customize t-shirts … Continue reading
I downloaded a copy of Fennec today — Mozilla’s experimental mobile browser optimized for touch screen mobile devices. If you’re either TK or one of the .00001% of the rest of the population who owns a Nokia N810, you can … Continue reading
Continuing the recent thread of politically-themed design posts, I’ve created a campaign sign for Joe the Plumber, a new d-list celebrity introduced to the public by John McCain in the 3rd and final Presidential debate. As with another recent post, … Continue reading
I’ve run across a couple of nice examples of microtargeting on behalf of the McCain and Obama campaigns; it’s interesting to see the contrast in the use of technology here.* Obama’s campaign is running ads in Burnout Paradise on XBOX … Continue reading
In a recent post, I mentioned a little just-for-fun project where I remixed the Republican Party logo. Given the season, I thought it might be fun to release the artwork into the wild under a Creative Commons license and see … Continue reading
Here’s some of the stuff that’s caught my eye recently that may be worth your time, too: The Price is Right (Isn’t It?) Why shouldn’t made-for-web productions should have budget as big as their televised counterparts? This article aims to … Continue reading