by The San Francisco Egotist / May 23, 2018 / It's one of the more iconic campaigns in recent memory - "What happens in Vegas..." is a pop culture saying built upon some hilarious commercials for the Las Vegas Visitors Bureau. But would the campaign work if it was serious and not funny? Well, judge for yourself. A new slate of spots from R&R Partners tackles Vegas moments like gay marriage, being by yourself, and rekindling a marriage. [Read More]
by The San Francisco Egotist / May 23, 2018 / We all had 'em. We all loved 'em. And for a few of us, they started a lifelong love of cars. As Hot Wheels celebrates its 50th Anniversary, check out this video showing the toy car's evolution over the years. [Read More]
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by The San Francisco Egotist / May 22, 2018 / This year's edition of 36 Days of Type. 36 Days of Type is a yearly open call inviting designers, illustrators and visual artists to share their view on the letters and numbers from our alphabet. Design & Animation: Ben Huynh[Read More]
by The San Francisco Egotist / May 22, 2018 / Leave it to W+K and Psyop to come up with something like this. [Read More]
by The San Francisco Egotist / May 22, 2018 / Not as good as GE's "Ideas are Scary" concept, but still fairly entertaining for an "enterprise software-defined solution" commercial. [Read More]
by The San Francisco Egotist / May 22, 2018 / In its first work for new client San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SF SPCA), SF advertising agency Most Likely To, made “hand-made” looking creative to drive visitors to the new “The Companion Chronicles” microsite. Four slow-moving “hand-held” video :30s each show a tear-off sheet that has attracted at least one reader’s attention. The print execu[Read More]
by The San Francisco Egotist / May 22, 2018 / We think of Clorox bleach as a way to get your whites whiter. But there are plenty of other uses for it, too. Especially ones you hope you'll never need it for. Interesting campaign highlighting moments most cleaning products can't broach. [Read More]
