I’ve heard of seeing pink elephants, but lately two pairs of pink pumps are following me everywhere. I bought a black dress with pink polka dots for the upcoming reunion and thought I needed... Read more >>

Today I was sitting in the Chicago O’Hare Airport grabbing a quick bite in between connections when the news broke across the many TV screens in the terminal that the United States... Read more >>

Is it a TV ad or a radio ad? A newspaper ad or a hoarding? Or you should go for the Internet ad? These are the questions that come to your mind when you think of making an ad for your company. Media... Read more >>

I recently came across the “I dreamed I was…” campaign from Maidenform Bras. They were too good not to share. Most of these ads ran in Life Magazine from the 1950’s to the mid 1960’s. Read more >>

Yes, we’ve all seen those scammy ads blaring, “Stay-at-Home Moms Can Make $1000 a Day at Home!” linking to malicious sites with ten million pop-up windows. But, truth be told, you... Read more >>

American advertising today has lost some of its edge—not Schick, of course. But a look back at the 40s, 50s, and early 60s shows an innocence and boldness that brings about a good laugh today. I... Read more >>

Anyone in the advertising industry will tell you that it’s more fun to create ads for some products as opposed to others. Dusting polish and toilet cleaners, for example, aren’t exactly... Read more >>

Having some fun with New York hipsters, FlatRate Movers launched a recent campaign poking fun at the fashion forward crowd. It’s ironic that the company is openly mocking their customers,... Read more >>

This is part of an ad campaign for the Calgary Zoo. Fantastic! Although it might be poorly received in San Francisco at the moment because of the tiger attack. Text: "Come face-to-face with the... Read more >>

Offbeat jobs… stuffing envelopes and Alpacas having nothing on the random odd jobs you could get in the 1930’s and 40’s. I can’t wait to let my kids raise giant frogs while dad and I work the road… Read more >>