by Gary LoBue Jr | Dec 15, 2015 | Design, Fine Arts, Fun Stuff, Illustration & Photography, Miscellaneous, Popular Culture, Typography |
November 1, 1962, was a Banner Day for the United States Postal Service On a blustery afternoon in Philadelphia, then Postmaster General J. Edward Day, led a dedication ceremony for what would be the first of the USPS’ official Christmas Stamp Series. The U.S....
by MrAdmin | Jul 8, 2015 | Advertising, Branding, Design, Fun Stuff, Illustration & Photography, Logos, Popular Culture, Typography |
Took a trip in March across the big pond to Europe. It was a whirlwind sightseeing extravaganza with stops in London, Dublin, Paris, Florence and Rome. Whilst everyone is taking selfies or snapping shots of historic landmarks and whatnot, I was getting strange looks...
by MrAdmin | Nov 12, 2014 | Advertising, Branding, Design, Fun Stuff, Marketing, Miscellaneous, Popular Culture |
All Grown Up is a sideways glance at product trends aimed at young(ish) adults. While watching a history program the other evening with my two young children, a commercial break came on with a spot for a brand of adult vitamins. Adult chewable vitamins. Adult chewable...
by Art Young | Oct 14, 2014 | Fun Stuff, Miscellaneous, Popular Culture |
One of the biggest changes in the way we watch television involves watching an entire season after it has originally aired. This phenomenon, known as “binge-watching,” has a firm hold on us here at Prejean Creative. Marketers are closely watching this change in...
by Art Young | Mar 12, 2014 | Fun Stuff, Marketing, Popular Culture |
We’ve seen it happen too many times to be merely coincidence. A basketball player hits a couple of long shots and then becomes unstoppable. Everything he/she throws up is nothin’ but net. For some unexplainable reason,...
by MrAdmin | Feb 26, 2014 | Design, Fun Stuff |
For a toy that’s been around for more than 82 years, LEGO is more popular now than ever before. The LEGO Movie opened on February 7, 2014, and it has been the top box office movie for the first three weeks...
