We worked with the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and other local organizations to present a new brand for Lincoln, one that tells its stories, expresses its people, and showcases its pride. It starts here.
Facebook recently announced that Timeline is now available for brands. A few months back, Facebook asked an exclusive set of partners, including Red Bull and Archrival | Dachis Group, to build out their brand Timeline pages. Here are some of our thoughts.
Do college students care about QR codes? We surveyed over 500 students on college campuses across the nation to find the answer. The results (via our awesome infographic) may surprise you. Check it out here!
Kevin and I are in the early stages of a breakup, and are having a garage sale tomorrow. We’re hanging onto the side-by-side race car beds, but other stuff is still for sale.
guys, I think I found the gif to end all gifs. I’m pretty sure it doesn’t get any better than this
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Garth is eating spam out of the can. That is all.
Fantastic.
That exact quote should be a disclaimer on all articles discussing the rebrand.
“To clarify for a third time, the new logo does not replace the famous 20th Century Fox logo and movie opener — I’ll take bets now on how many people in the comments bitch about how that logo should not have been changed.”
http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/the_future_of_fox_is_now.php
20th Century Fox rebrands for the 21st century.
I’m a bit nostalgic for the 20th Century Fox intro before movies. Hopefully that doesn’t go away.
