May 2010
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frakintosh asked: fuckin be careful. i'm 3 in and i can TASTE the headache.
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Nathan wanted to say “hey” to a few people.
This is his new thing. Ever since he did a Skype call with my friend Trip’s son a couple of weeks ago, he’s been hooked on webcams and wanting to talk to people.
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For my advertising friends.
As my lizard brain does a little scratching at the back of my head, it occurs to me that some of you out there might be having the same thought that just shot through my mind:
You’ve become known through the MARTINI SHAKER and in many ways are synonymous with that site. So, why in God’s name did you just walk away from a brand that you spent the past six years building?
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It's like a whole new world.
I’m sure there’s some sort of metaphor that more maudlin writers would make of me closing one text file that represented my last post on the MARTINI SHAKER and opening this file to write the first post for the reimagining of this site, but I’m not one of those writers. At least not today.
For those of you who have been exclusively with me through Tumblr, the MARTINI SHAKER...
WatchA tribute to one of my favorite guys that I barely know. And potato.
lonelysandwich:
On the two-year anniversary of the Fish Stick, a tribute.
Oh, holy crap. So much love for you guys and the world right now.
tj:
“Fish Schtick”
On May 21, 2008, the You Look Nice Today crew released their 8th episode, Sacks-Minnelli Disease. During the first 15 minutes or so of that episode, they discussed...
It's advertising straight-talk day. →
Today, if you’re in advertising or marketing, this is your chance to not sound like a bullshit artist. It’s your chance to sound smart. Speak plainly. No stupid buzzwords. No stupid double-speak. No talking around a subject. Just say it like it is today.
There’s a reason why I love Aaron Cathey. This is it. He is one of my crew. One of the guys who thinks that all the cruft associated...
WatchMesmerized (by David Lanham)
I’ve been a fan of David Lanham’s illustration for quite some time, but this is the first time I’ve seen a glimpse of his process. I’m completely blown away.
Slightly glitchy audio creeps in as we’re visited...
