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  • The Coffinmaker

    May 22nd, 2013 / Comments (0)

    The Coffinmaker from Dan McComb on Vimeo.

    We've featured Dan McComb's work before. He is awesome, and that's all we need to say about that. This mini-doc on the Vashon Island Coffin Company is really interesting to watch and gorgeously shot.

  • Respect the Armor All Viking

    May 22nd, 2013 / Comments (0)

    Matt Smukler - Armor All - Respect (30) from Community Films on Vimeo.

    The latest efforts from DDB Worldwide reveals what happens when we don't properly take care of our cars. Vikings are serious business. Full credits after the jump.

  • What Day Is It? Hump Day.

    May 22nd, 2013 / Comments (0)

    Celebrate Wednesday. Only a few more till the weekend. This little Geico gem is brought to you by the fine folks at The Martin Agency. You can see an extremely long credit list after the jump.

  • Part and Parcel

    May 22nd, 2013 / Comments (0)

    We love this idea of a high end gift giving service with a very well designed packaging system to support it. This branding and packaging work comes to us as a collaboration from Portland designers, Caitlin McGinley and Vahagn Azaryan. We're really digging the scope of this project and all the little design details included in this packaging effort. Nice work.

  • Ibsens Fabrikker

    May 22nd, 2013 / Comments (0)

    Denmark-based design firm, Form Agenda, recently put the cap on a project for Ibsens Fabrikker that spanned the company's entire brand. They developed everything from the logo down the fabric tags that are used in the their products. It's not often that we have the opportunity to be so extensive in our branding work, but when that golden unicorn rears its head, it's time to ride. In this case, the results are clear. This looks like an amazing project to be involved with, and the resulting work fits perfectly while adding a whole lot of fun (and great vector work) into Ibsens' daily lives.

  • New Editorial: Dear Jr Creative, Earn Your Place. You'll Be Better For It.

    May 22nd, 2013 / Comments (0)

    From time to time we find ourselves collecting our random, jumbled thoughts, organizing them and forming cohesive diatribes that we can toss out into the ether. Sometimes it's our words, sometimes it rolls in from the one of our fellow Egotists and sometimes it's yours - the dear reader. Wherever the words come from, though, our editorials represent our viewpoints, our thoughts and our hopes — all wrapped in a candid, crunchy shell of anonymity (although, sometimes not).

    We're pleased to share our newest Editorial, “Dear Jr Creative, Earn Your Place. You'll Be Better For It.” with fellow creatives.

  • JOB: Art Director @IntegerGroup

    May 22nd, 2013 / Comments (0)

    The Integer Group in Lakewood, CO is looking for an Art Director. Check out the complete Integer Group job posting for more details. Please Note: You must become a member to see jobs posted within the last three days.

    Ed. Note: Hey, PDX. Do you have a position for a local creative opening up? Did you know that we offer really affordable rates when listing open positions? Your ads run for a month and feature heavy Twitter coverage and a dedicated news post as well. In addition, our worldwide network gets over a million hits a month, which is a lot of cheddar.

    We also feature a FREE post option for freelance and intern positions. You can find out more details in our job posting section.

  • EVENT: Creative Mornings, Portland with Camas Davis

    May 21st, 2013 / Comments (0)

    June's installment of the always inspirational Creative Mornings, Portland will feature Camas Davis of the Portland Meat Collective, a one-of-a-kind meat school and culinary resource that changed the way citizens of Portland, Oregon think about the meat they eat..

    In 2009, Camas Davis, a magazine editor and food writer, lost her job and ran away to Southwest France to study butchery. She had no idea where it would lead her. Upon her return, she founded the Portland Meat Collective. But what began as a personal exploration of “food transparency,” quickly became something much larger and more controversial than Davis could have imagined. During this talk, Davis draws on her personal and professional experiences in the worlds of food, media, and meat, to explore the true meaning (and unexpected consequences) of transparency.

    The theme of the month is food, and this fits squarely within those constraints. Get ready to register for the event as they always fill up fast.

    Creative Mornings, Portland with Camas Davis
    Friday, June 21, 8:30 - 10:00 am
    Ziba Auditorium: 810 NW Marshall Street Portland, OR
    Registration opens soon

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