Hasta La Creative!

Parmigiano-Reggiano called the ad “not only distasteful and unacceptable, but offensive for our producers and their work” and further claimed that the video was “vulgarly aimed at making a profit from the exploitation of the fame gained by Parmigiano-Reggiano”.

Spokesman Igino Morini from Parmigiano-Reggiano made sure to point out the main problem: “In the advert they’ve used the term Parmigiano-Reggiano, not the term parmesan which can be used generically in the US”.

Pornhub has responded by censoring the ad on their youtube channel and calling it “banned”, bleeping the trademark in the dialogue. Much like how we handled that Sprite “blowjob” spec ad created by Max Isaacson at Greencard pictures when the trademark was defended. Starve a lawyer, respect a trademark.

A real “crimson tide,” symbolizing the University of Alabama.
The University of Oregon Duck hosting a dinner party alongside several other mascots, with an “Eat Your Enemies” neon sign, a replica of one that hangs in Oregon’s athlete cafeteria.
Texas Christian University and Baylor University’s rivalry is symbolized in a long road of TCU-branded bear traps ready to intercept the Baylor Bears. The Fort Worth sign notes the short distance between the two schools.
The Michigan State Spartan phrenology bust symbolizes the obsession with winning and the plot to reverse last season’s losses against Oregon and Ohio State.
The Auburn University War Eagle makes an appearance in an animated scene which combines the school’s mascot with the tradition of papering Toomer’s Corner, dropping rolls on Texas A&M University’s Kyle Field, where the
team hopes to avenge last year’s loss.
Louisiana State University’s popular tiger mascot, Mike VI, appears with his sights set on the National Championship Trophy.
A chess board painted with the University of Tennessee’s iconic end zone design has them facing off against longtime rivals, the University of Georgia.
University of Southern California’s fans drag a massive Trojan horse to Rose Bowl stadium – a nod to the long standing cross-town rivalry with University of California, Los Angeles. ?
A khaki army represents Jim Harbaugh’s inaugural season as the head coach at his alma mater, the University of Michigan, and his quest to prove himself on a new playing field.
A wall of Mississippi State cowbells denotes the ubiquitous and distinctive sound heard at every MSU game.
The University of Notre Dame is represented by fans painting their shaved heads gold to mimic the signature golden dome as well as the team’s iconic helmets.

The final scene showcases several mascots lurking in the shadows, ready to make their move. They include: University of Arkansas’ Big Red, The Baylor Bear, Boise State University’s Buster Bronco, Clemson University’s Tiger, University of Florida’s Albert, Mississippi State’s Bully, University of Georgia’s Hairy Dawg, Georgia Institute of Technology’s Buzz, University of Kentucky’s Wildcat, University of Missouri’s Truman the Tiger, University of Nebraska-Lincoln’ s Herbie Husker, University of Oklahoma’s Boomer, The Oregon Duck, University of Mississippi’s Rebel Black Bear, University of South Carolina’s Cocky, UCLA’s Joe Bruin, Vanderbilt University’s Mr. Commodore and University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Bucky the Badger.

I normally don’t copy press releases verbatim but since I don’t follow college football I figured I should get it right. Have to say even though i didn’t get all the references it’s a pretty impressive spot.

If you’r a golf aficionado, this is probably a big deal. If you’re like me and you aren’t a golf aficionado, then this app tells me I’d have exclusive ways to fall asleep.

Primarily serving the Gulf Coast region, Orleans Coffee is a full service wholesale provider to specialty coffee and tea markets across the South. On a daily basis, the company imports, roasts, and ships its coffees and signature blends to more than 200 coffee shops, restaurants, and hotels across a service area comprised of more than 12 states. We wanted to give them a print campaign that celebrates coffees place in our city’s unique culture. Along with a shout-out to fun-loving tourists in search of a cheap cold one on Bourbon Street.