Copy: Oyster's & Long's Horseradish. Treasure Every Bite.
Copy: Clears sinuses and plates.
Copy: Pain for Pleasure.
The One Show 3/30/2009
I tagged along onto this project in the later stages to write the copy. Felipe and Alex art directed. The copy will be hard to read until I find higher resolution versions so I put them in the captions.
Copy: Oyster's & Long's Horseradish. Treasure Every Bite.
Copy: Clears sinuses and plates.
Copy: Pain for Pleasure.
Copy: Oyster's & Long's Horseradish. Treasure Every Bite.
Copy: Clears sinuses and plates.
Copy: Pain for Pleasure.
The "does anybody even keep track of this?" Brain Vomit 3/25/2009
"I invented the snooze button. No wait, that's a half-lie. I USE the snooze button. Often."
Pictured above: Technology.
Pictured above: Technology.
SILVER 3/20/2009
This long copy campaign for Jim Beam won a silver at our MAS competition (or bronze, I went by pretty quick...I'll just say silver for now, sounds shinier).
How to be "Stanky Rich" 3/18/2009
1. you must shove as many gangster rolls of american currency in your shoes as possible. Money can only be accrued through illeagal means like stick-ups or unsanctioned backyard fist fights. Extra points for using Euros.
2. Spend a lot of time ducking away from cops and drive-bys by running fast and jumping fences for a couple days.
3. Remove shoes.
4. Fester in the aroma of sweaty money.
5. Repeat.
Pictured: An Economist.
2. Spend a lot of time ducking away from cops and drive-bys by running fast and jumping fences for a couple days.
3. Remove shoes.
4. Fester in the aroma of sweaty money.
5. Repeat.
Pictured: An Economist.
The (formerly) weekly brain vomit 3/11/2009
Above: Wrong chips.
G4 rebranding campaign 3/10/2009
AD: Eric Stiles
CW: Gino Click
These two print ads would appear double sided on a single magazine page. When you turn the page you get to see the opposite angle of the photo.
These are some of our outdoor / guerrilla executions. The idea was to incorporate geek culture icons into the real world. Here's a building turned into godzilla and a cap wrapped to look like Pac-Man chasing an energy pellet.
This is a screen shot for a widget/iphone app that allows you to participate in a google earth scavenger hunt co-branded with the new Transformers movie.
CW: Gino Click
These two print ads would appear double sided on a single magazine page. When you turn the page you get to see the opposite angle of the photo.
These are some of our outdoor / guerrilla executions. The idea was to incorporate geek culture icons into the real world. Here's a building turned into godzilla and a cap wrapped to look like Pac-Man chasing an energy pellet.
This is a screen shot for a widget/iphone app that allows you to participate in a google earth scavenger hunt co-branded with the new Transformers movie.
