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A&E, contacted Archrival about creating a Facebook application for their new show The Exterminators. After "researching" aka watching the full first season, Archrival had found the show wasn't about catching animals. It was more about the family and their adventures catching these critters. So in order to keep the feel of the show, Archrival created a game that was borderline on the ridiculous (like the family) and they came up with "Possum Toss'em".
DownsDesign, created the posters and postcards for the upcoming 91 Round Productions "Attack at the MAC" event on February 13th. Check out the full body of work on the DownsDesign blog.
OmahaNext.com is not Jim Suttle's campaign website but rather a vision for the future of Omaha. SecretPenguin designed and developed the website with a simple message: "5 Ways You're Affected by the Omaha Mayor's Election..." The five points are Live, Work, Play, Learn and Give each with Suttle's explanation that makes up his vision.
From the blog, Maniacal Rage, here is a an estimate you can give a client that has a big budget project that you don't want to do.
Archrival launched a promotional website page, "Declare your Texas Independence" for client Lone Star Beer. The promotion is a contest were people can declare why Lone Star Beer is the national beer of Texas. Users then vote upon the declarations and the one that receives the most votes will have their declaration plastered on billboards all across Texas. Then at the end of January, a petition page will be added were users can sign a petition to make "Texas Independence Day" a official national holiday.
Companies will spend up to 3 million dollars just to place a :30 spot during the Super Bowl. Miller High Life points out the ridiculousness of spending that kind of money during these hard economic times. They believe they don't need to spend that money nor that much time to get their point across about Miller High Life and created a mircosite, 1secondad.com and a series of one second ads. You will have to watch to see which ad gets placed during the Super Bowl.
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