“Ad agencies think everyone’s as stupid as they are.”
— Magnificent Ruin (via nevver)
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The Artist formerly known as
Head of Digital
TBWA\Manchester.
A bit about me
Ask me something
Stream of consciousness.
Head of Digital
TBWA\Manchester.
A bit about me
Ask me something
Stream of consciousness.
More HTs…
… I’m pleased to say that I’m ‘well chuffed’ again for my old team at TBWA\Manchester.
They secured a couple of Roses Awards last night for the ‘Join the Revolution’ campaign for The Co-operative. The first was Bronze for Online Campaign, and the second a Bronze for their part in the full team effort that went into the Integrated Campaign.
And on a wider note, well done to all of the team over at TBWA for the rest of the awards haul last night. A few sore heads today no doubt.
Another shout out…
… to my old team at TBWA\Manchester. At the tail end of last week they won the People’s Voice Webby Award for Email Marketing.
The work was for EA Games, for the launch of the Alice: Madness Returns title. Great work from young Fai who designed it. Nice use of scrolling, in this instance, to help in telling the story.
You can see the creative here.
Big Chip 2012 Nominations
The digital team at TBWA\Manchester has just received two nominations for the Big Chips 2012. Both are for The Co-operative ‘Join the Revolution’ campaign, in the categories ‘Best Digital Marketing Campaign’ and ‘Best Online Brand Development’.
This is to go with the Roses nomination for ‘Best Online Campaign’. And the Webby nomination for ‘Best Email Marketing’. The entry has already won the People’s Voice Award.
Well done, it’s well deserved guys n’ gals.
Entering the Twilight Zone.
I’m what you call ‘in-between jobs’ at the moment.
And it happened yesterday. The moment you realise how a lot of people dissolve into the sofa and give in. Their edge blunted. Their motivation drained.
Channel 5, 9:35 am. Anthony Costa offers his opinion on Bahrain.
— James Barley (@jamesbarley) April 23, 2012
And, on paper, I thought I was watching the safest option.
Heir Hunters was on BBC1. Jeremy Kyle was on ITV.
There’s nowhere to hide in daytime television any more.
(Source: Spotify)
Very nice and very simple.
Lotte Time Lapse: Birth to 12 years in 2 min. 45.
A dad films his daughter every week, from birth until she is 12 years old.
Such a simple idea.
It’s very poignant.
Not just because it tells a story about his daughter.
But between the lines we catch a glimpse of his journey as a dad, and the story of their relationship as it unfolds.
“To avoid criticism, do nothing, say nothing, be nothing.”
— Elbert Hubbard (via lionskeleton)
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