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Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas needed a piece that would drive recruits for their program. The film we produced used stop motion photography (Beth Perkins) to highlight a day in the life of a “Big” and his “Little.” Ultimately the goal of the film was to lower the mental barriers potential “Bigs” might encounter while considering becoming involved. (more…)
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Sunday, March 16th, 2008
Our good friend and photographer Lars Frazer has been shooting for Dermalogica for many years. He introduced us to them and we produced a series of print ads for their 2008 campaign together. (more…)
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Tuesday, May 1st, 2007
The Lance Armstrong Foundation has expanded its mission in the cancer fight. The UNITE campaign fuels grassroots efforts, via recruitment of the LIVESTRONG Army, and calls for unity amongst the tens of millions of Americans affected by cancer. It’s time to make fighting cancer a national priority.

Tags: Advertising, advocacy, cancer, cause marketing, fight cancer, grass roots, Lance Armstrong Foundation, LIVESTRONG, marketing, politics, survivor, unite
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Tuesday, April 17th, 2007
High Fashion Home is four stories of home furnishings mashed up with 15,000 bolts of fabric. Our print, direct mail and in-store design pieces prepare people for their audience with this bricks and mortar muse.

The furniture alphabet campaign was strategically dead-on for showcasing a diversity of furniture design. Execution was a beast. Every shot is an actual piece of furniture from the inventory of High Fashion Home. And every shot is practical. This was no photoshop affair. Props to Stephanie Chan (then intern, who had the idea), Cody Haltom, Adam Mendez, and photographer Adam Voorhes for bringing the idea to life one piece at a time.
Tags: Adam Mendez, Adam Voorhes, Advertising, Cody Haltom, furniture font, High Fashion Home, marketing, Stephanie Chan
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Thursday, June 2nd, 2005
AvenueOne Properties needed to reassert their presence with the high-end real estate market while attracting the next generation of homebuyers. The Love Your Area campaign engaged the Austin community directly to tell a story bigger than contracts and closings. We distributed documentary kits with cameras and journals. A hundred people participated in capturing their unique view of Austin. It was an epic multi-media project that got Ave One noticed. (more…)
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Wednesday, September 6th, 2000
As children we learned to pitch Coleman tents. As grown-ups Marty pitched their business. Here’s a print ad created in conjunction with Geoff Rogers at Nerve for the famed outdoor brand. (more…)
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Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
We produced a one off ad for a brilliantly placed downtown Austin condo. (more…)
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