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Watch It Mad Men.
This year for my birthday my wife bought me a very, very nice timepiece. There was nothing wrong with my Tag Heuer Monaco, she simply wanted to give me something a bit more significant to commemorate a milestone birthday. Now … Continue reading
Radio does Mad Men.
Lately I have been watching Mad Men seasons 1 through 4 on Netflix. With Season 5 delayed until January 2012 I’ve been jonesing for the show just a bit, and I decided to watch the first for seasons over. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Art Design, Postaday 2011
Tagged AMC, Cape Town, Don Draper, Illustration, Mad Men, Peggy Olson, Pete Campbell, Posters, Radio, Radio Design, South Africa, Sterling Cooper
Madmen Illustrated.
I’m a huge fan of the TV show Madmen. I still have last season on my DVR so I can watch episodes at my leisure this winter and have a little Madmen fix when I need it. So last night … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Books
Tagged 1960's Advertising, Amazon, AMC, Betty Draper, Don Draper, DVR, Dyna Moe, Hit TV Shows, Joan HArris, Madison Avenue, Madmen, Peggy Olson, Pete Campbell, Sterling Cooper Draper Price
The Truth Behind Consumer Created Ads.
In a recent New York Times article, “Do-It-Yourself Super Ads” the Times writes about the effectiveness of so-called home-brewed, or consumer created Super Bowl ads: “Be afraid, Madison Avenue. Be very afraid. That seems to be the message in the … Continue reading
