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Review: Design for a Cause

This poster was made in my Visual Impact class at Miami Ad School, taught by Judy Penny. Judy Penny is an extremely talented creative who is also highly awarded in the field of advertising and design. I recommend seeing her work at http://thinkpennybranding.com. She encourages you to push the boundaries of design while also ensuring you are […]

By |2015-05-25T17:13:30-04:00May 25th, 2015|Advertising, Art Direction, Creative Development, Creative Freedom, Graphic Design, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Review: Design for a Cause

A Portrait of Millennials

I really enjoyed learning about Millennials during the Boot camp presentations. Allison O’Keefe gave the boot camp I attended and she shared some amazing information about Millennials that truly opened my eyes and helped our group to develop a better more relevant campaign to them. Below I will share some of the takeaways from the […]

By |2015-05-24T16:49:50-04:00May 24th, 2015|Advertising, Recommendations, Uncategorized|Comments Off on A Portrait of Millennials

What Am I Looking At?

www.helloigorpetrov.com/bcy_senses This piece is a little out there both in its titles (Taste me, Smell me, etc.) and the content of each link. When looking at each part as well as the whole thing overall it is not certain whether this work is more mysterious or confusing, but it is, nonetheless, intriguing. Looking at this […]

By |2015-05-23T17:12:19-04:00May 23rd, 2015|A brand called you, Advertising, Art Direction, Graphic Design, Hobbies and Creativity, Uncategorized, Web site design|Comments Off on What Am I Looking At?

Barnes and Noble Revamp

Brane’s & Noble is a well-known brand that is, unfortunately, slowly declining. The B&N brick-and-mortar stores is what makes the brand unique, as people still love the physical experience of being in a bookstore. However, the thing that sets Barnes and Noble apart from competitors like Amazon and Apple is what is also hindering the brand due […]

By |2015-05-22T16:50:21-04:00May 22nd, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Advertising, Art Direction, Creative Strategy, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Barnes and Noble Revamp

The Creative Genius Formula

The Miami Ad School planning boot camp had a lot of helpful information, tips, and tricks on how to be a successful, inspiring, and organized planner. What I felt inspired me most is a simple trick that helps get to the unexpected insight for the creative brief. Two R/GA planners from New York showed us how they arrive […]

By |2015-05-17T16:55:56-04:00May 17th, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Advertising, Collaboration, Creative Planning, Creative Strategy, Tips and Short cuts, Uncategorized|Comments Off on The Creative Genius Formula

Moms Don’t Take Sick Days

With so many different ads out there only a few really stand out and embed themselves in your head. One of the ads that has impressed me in the last few months has been the Vick’s DayQuil commercial featuring moms. . The commercial features a mom asking for the day off to, what seems like […]

By |2015-05-16T17:03:38-04:00May 16th, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Advertising, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Moms Don’t Take Sick Days

Barnes & Noble: The Brand Revival

  Bookstores are somewhat of a dying breed. While I myself am a lover of reading, the crushing burdens of adulthood have suspended most of my leisurely activities, so in a sense, I am guilty of contributing to their slow death. I suppose the only way I can atone for this sin is by contributing […]

By |2015-05-12T16:52:23-04:00May 12th, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Advertising, Art Direction, Collaboration, Creative Planning, Creative Strategy, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Barnes & Noble: The Brand Revival

An Insight on Insights

  A few months ago I attended a string of lectures from brilliant account planners. Although I’m a copywriter, I was only present out of obligation, but it wasn’t a wasted experience by any means. After all, you can always gain something of value from any experience if you pay attention, and gain I did. […]

By |2015-05-12T16:44:24-04:00May 12th, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Advertising, Creative Strategy, Digital Marketing and Advertising, Uncategorized|Comments Off on An Insight on Insights

The “Good Hair-Met”

Ever had a bad hair day? Personally, I seem to have those all the time. I have developed some techniques throughout the years to try to avoid it, such as not washing my hair right before going to sleep, or putting on a hat for half an hour in an attempt to put it all […]

How to Overcome the Chaos of the Brief

Overcoming the phases of the brief and dealing with the drama behind the scenes of many projects could easily tempt one into a few therapy session just so they could vent to someone and not lose any friends. However, no matter how alluring, it is wise to resort to a more practical, convenient and less expensive […]

By |2015-05-08T17:58:26-04:00May 8th, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Adobe Creative Suite, Advertising, Art Direction, Before the degree, Career Development, Creative Development, Creative Freedom, Uncategorized|Comments Off on How to Overcome the Chaos of the Brief