Monday, March 9, 2009
Runway Girl: A study in contrasts
Runway Girl: A study in IFE contrasts, Virgin America & US Airways from Not Bad Design on Vimeo.
A tale of two airlines. Mary flies high on the Virgin America party plane then makes a rough landing on her US Airway's not-so-first-class flight.
Runway Girl can be found at FlightGlobal.com/RunwayGirl
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Creatively Wired has moved
We've recently started putting together a new site for Creatively Wired at CreativelyWired.net. While it's by no means finished, all the podcasts and show notes can be found there now. Oh, and if you want to leave a comment (and we know you do) please leave them at the new site. Thanks for listening!
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Creatively Wired #4 :: Are You Smilin' at Me?
Pepsi's smilin' at ya, Kraft is too. This week we discuss rebranding efforts of some of your favorite (or not) national brands. Also: First Friday, Apple's new releases, Lancaster Tweetup, more on copyright and our picks of the week. We missed Tony from Building Character this week, but be sure to sign up for their event guide at BuildingCharater.biz.Listen Online
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Progressive Galleries
Article in last Sunday's paper about their opening this Friday
Apple store down this week
The store was down, not the whole site.
Rumors of new hardware when they reopen.
Tuesday night the store is up new hardware announced
Next Lancaster Tweetup
Wednesday, March 11, 2009 at 7am (ouch) Prince Street Cafe, 15 North Prince Street. For more info search for #LancasterTweetup on Twitter or check out the Facebook event page
More goods on copyright
Thanks to @danielklotz for this link: Track Your Creative Commons Works in the Wild With FairShare
Branding
The New Pepsi Look
UnderConsideration.com
LA Times article March 3 Created by Arnell Group (Tropicana too, accoriding to LAT) "the new Pepsi logo will be front and center in PepsiCo's three-year, $1.2-billion campaign that will overhaul all its beverage brands." –LA Times
"Static, empty, vaguely bland," wrote John McWade, founder and creative director of design magazine Before & After in Roseville, Calif. "It conveys no energy, no motion, no effervescence, and, well, it's not young." —LA Times
Tropicana reverses direction
NY Times article
Thanks to @danielklotz for retweeting @HarvardBiz via Twitter: How could a terrific marketing co. stumble w/ Tropicana?
Video on Advertising Age: Peter Arnell Explains Failed Tropicana Package Design. They will go back to the old design but keep the orange shaped top
Kraft's new corporate logo
Xerox Corp.
A history of the Xerox brand at NYT
Some other good side by side brand comparison
Twitter Tops
The 36 Biggest Brands, Celebrities, TV Shows And Media Names On Twitter
Tony from Building Character
Missed Tony this week, but check out their website, buildingcharacter.biz, for this week's happenings. 342 North Queen Street, Warehouse B, Lancaster, PA 17603.
Picks of the week
Anne: LogoDesignLove.com - Since we are talking about logo's in this weeks podcast I had to give a shout out to one of my favorite sites. This site is run my none other then David Airey who we talked about in one of our previous podcasts.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Creatively Wired #3 :: There is No Pretending in Podcasting
This week we talk to Jonas Hair from Progressive Galleries, a new art gallery in Lancaster, about their big opening on March 6th. Also: Lancaster Tweetup, follow up to our copyright discussion, Obama's address, Apple updates Safari, bad branding decisions, and the Lancaster Lowdown with Tony from Building Character.Listen Online
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Jonas Hair of Progressive Galleries
Grand Opening First Friday March 6 from 6pm to Midnight
323 North Queen Street, Lancaster PA
Facebook & MySpace: ProgressiveGalleries
Twitter: Jonas_Hair
ProgressiveGalleries.com
Lancaster Tweetup
For info search #lancastertweetup on Twitter
Jeff Geoghan (@LancasterHomes) posted a great follow up on his Real Estate Blog
Daniel Klotz (@DanielKlotz) has a great list of Lancaster Tweeters on his blog
Linda Espenshade (@IJLIFE) was at the Tweetup and is writing a feature article for Intelligencer Journal's Lifestyle section. We'll keep you informed when it's out.
@Mashable posted a great link on How to Host a Successful Tweetup!
Copyright follow up
Liz Lambert's sent out this email update: Copyright for Artists at Keystone Gallery, Saturday, May 30, 10am - 12:30pm
Obama's Address to Congress
SNL Nancy Pelosi skit
Apple Updates to Safari 4
Download it here
Branding
Tropicana reverses direction - NY Times article
Pepsi & MTN DW
Kraft Foods corporate logo
Tony from Building Character with the Lancaster Lowdown
@DanielKlotz found this article about Building Character on NewsLanc.com
Rachel's Cafe looking for Music Friday musicians (309 N Queen St, Lancaster, (717) 399-3515)
Chestnut Hill Cafe
The Press Room
The Fulton Theatre
Building Character
Picks of the Week
Anne: Progressive Gallery, Lancaster PA
Max: 36 Point Reflex Blue podcast with Donovan Beery and Nate Voss
WTF of the Week
Woman's airport fury an online hit
Anne: Progressive Gallery, Lancaster PA
Max: 36 Point Reflex Blue podcast with Donovan Beery and Nate Voss
WTF of the Week
Woman's airport fury an online hit
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Runway Girl: Seaplanes, St Croix and hot suace!
Runway Girl: Seaplanes, St Croix and hot sauce! from Not Bad Design on Vimeo.
Last week Mary traveled to St. Croix to do a feature article on Seaborne Airlines and their clever hot sauce promotion. Unfortunately her camera guy was too large to check as carry-on, so she shot the whole thing solo. Nice job, Mary!
Runway Girl can be found at FlightGlobal.com/RunwayGirl
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Friday, February 20, 2009
Creatively Wired #2 :: Copy Right or Wrong
Anne and Max discuss Facebook's new Terms of Service and copyright issues for artists online. They also welcome Tony, from Building Character, who gives us a rundown of the events in downtown Lancaster for the week.
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- Facebook Changes it's Terms of [Use] Service
- Anne retweeted this link to a Mashable article this week: "Facebook: All Your Stuff is Ours, Even if You Quit"
- Mashable later reported Facbook's response
- Todd Spitler posted a question to our blog about managing online copyrights.
- Some links for more info on copyright issues:
-EmptyEasel.com
-CreativeCommons.org
-Graphic Artists Guild Handbook: Pricing & Ethical Guidelines 12th Edition - Thanks to @hiramring and @loribaer for these links
-Copyright.gov
-Nolo.com - Forgot to mention @myows recommendation: www.plagiarismToday.com "For copyright news and info. The writer is both very friendly & knowledgeable."
- Future topic: spec work and why we should or shouldn't do it.
-Thanks to Liz Masters for posting No-Spec.com to Facebook
-Do you have an opinion on this topic? Post a comment, Twitter us, email us or Facebook us and let's discuss it. - Tony @ Building Character - the Lancaster Lowdown
-Music Friday this week
-Main Street Mystics
-Lancaster Library
-The Lancaster Art and Workshop Meetup group
-Launch Music Conference coming to Lancaster in April - Picks o' the Week
-Anne: Graphic Designer David Airey follow him on Twitter @davidairey
-Max: Myows.com online copyright protection tool. Site launching soon. Follow them on Twitter @myows - You can find us at: NotBadDesign.net & theCHL.org
-Anne: Facebook • Twitter @annekirby • Skype Annekirby23 • Anne@NotBadDesign.net
-Max: Facebook • Twitter @maxtana • Skype Maxtana• Max@NotBadDesign.net
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Monday, February 16, 2009
Runway Girl: Of course we can sleep together!
Runway Girl: Of course we can sleep together! from Not Bad Design on Vimeo.
In this episode Not Bad Design travels with Runway Girl to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in D.C. Mary interviews Indi Rajasingham, inventor of the Airsleeper bed, a new way of thinking about long-haul flights in coach.
Runway Girl can be found at FlightGlobal.com/RunwayGirl
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