by thesanfranciscoegotist / January 13, 2020 /
What happens when Conor McGregor, the most notorious MMA fighter, slips on a pair of Zigs? Watch and let the action begin. Fun spot. Good music. The claymation thing's been done before for sure, but this one still stands out and does a nice job of showcasing the shoes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnFKOM5LTg0
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by thesanfranciscoegotist / November 25, 2019 /
We're always on the lookout for new ways to tackle a marketing problem. This one from Missouri’s Animal Protection Association and Darling Makery fits that bill.
Nice, clean art direction coupled with funny lines hopefully encourage more people to take a look at senior mutts when adopting.
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by thesanfranciscoegotist / November 12, 2019 /
SF agency Recreation has freshened up their own branding. The shop, which lists clients like Chevron, Clorox and Johnson & Johnson, is touting its "Brand new look. Same great people."
Check out their new website design to get a flavor of the new visual style.
by thesanfranciscoegotist / September 11, 2019 /
We've only heard one half of this story, but it looks pretty bad. The co-founder of men's health startup Roman has written a cheeky Medium post outlining all the ways his competitor, Hims', ripped off their website.
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by thesanfranciscoegotist / September 10, 2019 /
Check out the latest from Hub for English teaching platform VIPKid. We like the art direction and set design of the spot. Good stuff.
[Read More]by thesanfranciscoegotist / September 5, 2019 /
Oh no no no no no, Upstart.com. From the groan-inducing copywriting to the horrible art direction and cheesy stock photo, this may be one of the worst things we've seen this year.
by thesanfranciscoegotist / September 4, 2019 /
Made from stills and highlight clips, this new W+K spot for ESPN is everything we love about great advertising: emotional, universal, inclusive, true. Just beautiful, beautiful work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqLEdaYo2AU
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by thesanfranciscoegotist / September 3, 2019 /
Oakland's EVB has debuted new work for Wild Earth, supporting the launch of the world’s first high-protein, meat-free dog food. The agency spearheaded a complete rebrand for the plant-based pet food company, including strategy, messaging, packaging, sales materials and a 60-second brand video.
You might possibly remember Wild Earth. They got their funding after the company’s founder appeared on Shark Tank eating his own pet food and won over judge Mark Cuban.[Read More]
