Two Coats Of Rothko’s Forearm: Literary Classics Become Colors
By: Joe Berkowitz
Vivid color descriptions throughout literary history become appropriately branded paint chips in The Paris Review’s 200th issue.
Campaign for Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis’ “The Campaign” Begins on Facebook
By: Joe Berkowitz
See a pair of clips (neatly disguised as political attack ads) from the forthcoming election comedy, The Campaign, starring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis.
Orbitz Wants You To Take Your Vacation Back
By: Teressa Iezzi
Orbitz breaks the price-focused clutter with a new campaign urging Americans to "Take Vacation Back."
Clothier To The Hip Supreme Teams Up With… Campbell’s Soup
By: Joe Berkowitz
Clothing labels Supreme and Vans team up with Campbell’s Soup for a counterintuitive line of shoes and apparel.
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See Beautiful New Posters For Martin Scorsese’s Classic Film Picks
By: Joe Berkowitz
Martin Scorsese’s film preservation society is screening restored prints of classics at the Alamo Drafthouse, with specially commissioned posters.
Assemble a Holographic GE Jet Engine—No Engineering Experience Required
By: KC Ifeanyi
As part of Creative Week, agency BBDO New York has collaborated with special FX, sound, and gaming technology companies to create Throttle Up, an immersive experience that lets you see, hear, and feel what it’s like to build and launch a GE jet engine.
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10 Predictions From The First Internet Bust And What They Tell Us About Digital Marketing Now
By: GM O'Connell
One of the original digital marketing execs, GM O’Connell, made some predictions in 2002 about how the Internet would impact people and brands. Here, he looks back and assesses his accuracy, and, along the way, reveals some timeless truths about marketing in the digital age.
