Thursday, May 5, 2011
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Nate Williams creates mural for Coffee Bean store in Hollywood
Super cool illustrator Nate Williams created this fifty foot mural for The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf's Hollywood store. Located on the corner of Argyll and Sunset, right in the heart of Hollywood, this mural adds color, vitality and some brilliant images to the soffit of this store. At night it illuminates the patio and projects out to the street, creating an funky glow that draws people in to the store. The concept of the mural is the story of Hollywood, from aspiring actresses to King Kong and the Sunset strip. Nate's primitive style uses clever "cut-out" imagery and twisting and turning patterns. His use of color and shapes reminds me of Picasso's wood block prints. To book Nate contact art@magnetreps.com (866) 390-5656
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf launch Frozen Swirl — Let's Spoon!
Coffee Bean has launched Frozen Swirl (Frozen Yogurt) at locations across the country. Here's a sneak peak at some of the creative that we are using to support the launch. More to follow.
Creative Credits: CD/AD: Ross Patrick, CW: Tracy Maxwell
Saturday, March 19, 2011
KInsey Rocks
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Superbowl ads on Twitter, Facebook and Youtube
That's right! YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are using the Superbowl to cash in on this year's ad blitz. It's actually a pretty cool idea. They are extending the life of Super Bowl ads with contests where you can vote for your favorite spot and watch them again... and again. Nice
Youtube will also go mobile with their campaign to grab eyeballs.
“The hypothesis there is you’re at a party, at a bar, and say: ‘Hey, what was that Doritos commercial? Let’s go take a look. Who’s got an iPhone?’ ” said Jim Lecinski, managing director for United States sales at Google.
Let's bet that VW's Darth Vader spot will be a lock for "most viewed".
Facebook will show Super Bowl ads on its Sports on Facebook page and show stats on how many people hit the “like” button on each one to pick the winner.
Youtube will also go mobile with their campaign to grab eyeballs.
“The hypothesis there is you’re at a party, at a bar, and say: ‘Hey, what was that Doritos commercial? Let’s go take a look. Who’s got an iPhone?’ ” said Jim Lecinski, managing director for United States sales at Google.
Let's bet that VW's Darth Vader spot will be a lock for "most viewed".
Facebook will show Super Bowl ads on its Sports on Facebook page and show stats on how many people hit the “like” button on each one to pick the winner.
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