August 21, 2012
Posted by Reagan Ward
Sketching things out sometimes is the clearest way to think. Here are some visuals about life, liberty and the pursuit of advertising.
July 27, 2012
Posted by Curiosity
Sketching things out sometimes is the clearest way to think. Here are some visuals about life, liberty and the pursuit of advertising. How are we supposed to get anything done around here when we know that all day people are fencing, skeet-shooting, trampoline-ing and rhythmic gymnastic-ing all over London. Which brings up an important question Read More...
July 24, 2012
Posted by Reagan Ward
Back in May, I went to Creative Week in New York. I learned a lot of cool things from a lot of cool people. Since, in advertising, it’s important to be timely and on top of things, I thought I’d share my notes a few months later. Since you had to wait, I broke everything Read More...
May 16, 2012
Posted by shollsten
I made lots of new friends yesterday. A couple of them were actually people. In what I can only assume was an initiative to make faces hurt with happiness, GSD&M hosted the best day in the history of days: bring your dog to work day. For someone like me who doesn’t have a dog but Read More...
March 14, 2012
Posted by Gerren Lamson
Despite the fact that I draw on a weekly basis, I went to the Shut Up & Draw: A Non-Artist Way to Think Visually panel on Monday, and wanted to share some of the main points of this inspirational and informative talk. The panelists, Sunni Brown, Jessica Hagy, and Dan Roam, are all heavy-weights on visual note-taking, Read More...
March 12, 2012
Posted by Gerren Lamson
During Saturday and Sunday, I attended a string of panels that loosely captured a significant personal passion of mine: how the intersection of art and technology can create opportunities for good. Now, mind you, none of the 3 panels below were hosted by non-profits (of which there were plenty at the conference that provided how-to Read More...
March 12, 2012
Posted by Gerren Lamson
Each year, designers and developers get a peak at sxsw of all the latest technologies, coding languages, platforms and methodologies for interactive work which is fantastic. However, on the first day (Friday), I found myself attending two design panels back-to-back that reshaped my personal framework for approaching interactive design problems altogether. They turned things upside Read More...
February 27, 2012
Posted by Stephen Land
It’s tough work being a Padawan, what with all the saving the downtrodden, uncovering plots and kissing my Masters lightsaber. But that’s a small price to pay for being able to force leap 30 yards into a group of baddies and putting them down in seconds with groovy force abilities and my own trusty lightsaber. Read More...
February 10, 2012
Posted by Gerren Lamson
With our recent launch of our SXSurvival, we are also serving up an awesome free download: our illustrated digital wallpapers! The illustration captures all three parts of the festival (music, film, interactive) and some other visuals from our beloved city of Austin. We’ve got a variety of sizes for phones, tablets and desktop computers, and Read More...
January 31, 2012
Posted by wchau
Sketching things out sometimes is the clearest way to think. Here are some visuals about life, liberty and the pursuit of advertising. Click the image to enlarge. The coffee shops in Austin cater to a range of drinkers, including Ad folks concepting and nurses partying. Both at 9 AM. Check out how the crowd at Read More...