When I was in school I used to doodle while I was in class, usually un-identifiable scribbling. I had one teacher in particular that this annoyed. She was convinced that unless we were looking at her we wouldn’t retain the information; the we’d “checked out” and weren’t paying attention. Well, she may have been wrong. …continue reading “doodle, doodle. helps your noodle” ›
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Yes, I watch too much Star Wars, but I couldn’t resist the title. Read the article below and you’ll see why. In it, the author talks about his disappointment after finding out that author John Grisham was a phantom Facebooker. …continue reading “the phantom menace” › Somehow I missed out on the announcement that Adobe’s super-nifty Kuler application is now availabe on their AIR platform. What’d he just say? Kuler (kuler.adobe.com) is a great free tool that allows you to find complimentary colors after setting a base. The site allows you to rotate through a color wheel and specify your starting point, and the system will suggest what the other colors should be based on a variety of algorithms that sort of guarantee they work well. For me the site is a great tool and a fun playground. …continue reading “Cooler than Kuler?” ›  Ian, Kat & Dave working hard Oh yes it has! Twice. Well, not the actual show, but TPN’s own version. In our version, its not every man/woman for himself/herself, but each TEAM for itself. We divide the participants into 2 teams; they create their menu, decorate and set the table; some wear team uniforms, provide menus and even supply after dinner cigars. We aren’t playing around. This is serious business. …continue reading “top chef comes to…TPN?” › For years now TPN has been hosting quarterly artist receptions for its TPN Gallery Walls project. Our curator, Ms Laurie LeClair, …continue reading “the arts hang on…our walls” ›  REALITY Our client requested a new booth, essentially light boxes 5′x16′. We partnered with three vendors (graphics, structure and wood accents) to produce this booth …continue reading “rendering to reality…” › I recently received this video from Advertising Age, in which Emily Riley, a senior analyst for Forrester Research, suggested that Generation Y may want to be behaviorally targeted for adverts. Riley suggested that a site be created where Generation Y can opt in or opt out of specific advertisements. …continue reading “Spend Your Marketing Dollars on the RIGHT Gen Y Consumers” › |
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