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  • The Camper Shoe Store Decorates With Shoes

    by The New York Egotist 6/3 8:20am / Comments (0)

    The Camper Store's NY location was designed by Japanese architecture firm Nendo and features white resin product replicas decorating the walls.


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  • Stately Sandwiches: 50 States, 50 Sandwiches

    by The New York Egotist 6/3 12:16am / Comments (0)

    Stately Sandwiches is a personal project by Kelly Pratt in which she brings people together to make and eat a signature sandwich for each state. 50 states, 50 sandwiches.

    New York's is a Reuben, and for all you cool kids in New Jersey, you get a tasty lookin' Pork Roll.

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  • VW Jetta "Wedding"

    by The New York Egotist 6/3 12:07am / Comments (0)

    New Volkswagen work from Deutsch. Bridezilla has nothing on this guy.

  • T.I.N.Y. Is Anything But

    by The New York Egotist 5/30 11:33pm / Comments (0)

    Tomorrow, artist Garson Yu will unleash an interactive subway-themed art installation onto the citizenry of New York. Yu, founder of design studio yU+co, has staged The Interactive New York (T.I.N.Y) at the Marina at P57 and the scale of the multi-sensory, participant-triggered installation is fittingly massive.

    For native New Yorkers and those who consider themselves locals, the installation is a personalized rendering of childhood memories and bittersweet nostalgia associated with urban living. The exhibit is comprised of 36 hanging shipping containers designed to look like subway cars. The ‘cars’ spark a full range of emotions by displaying video projected images such as oblivious children playing in a yard and unsuspecting bystanders wandering through an all-too familiar crowd on a city sidewalk – all images which are altered by visitor’s motions and voices.

    Edgy sound design by composer Walter Werzowa from Musikvergnuegen taps everyday city sounds of seagulls and subway trains, turning them into musical notes that transform our everyday lives into something a bit more magical. The installation is considered a multi-sensory experience, where participants are encouraged to shriek, yell, and become borderline destructive to change the motion of the visuals. Yu’s goal, we are told, is to help you rediscover your childhood self and your inner “lover of all things New York” in a large, metal, carnival-esque sight & sound extravaganza.

    The installation is open from 9AM-7PM, from May 31st to June 16th. For more information on Garson Yu, check out his website HERE.

  • Best. Creative Brief. Ever.

    by The New York Egotist 5/30 11:33pm / Comments (0)

    Here's a copy of the brief the Rolling Stones sent to Andy Warhol for what eventually turned into the album cover for Sticky Fingers. We wish we got assignments like this. It's even signed "Love Mick Jager".

    Doesn't get any better than that.

    The cover it led to was the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers album. You could pull down Mick's zipper and see his tighty whities. It was a big hit with the ladies.

  • Montreal Agency Oui Marketing Asks "But Who Really Cares?"

    by The New York Egotist 5/30 11:31pm / Comments (0)

    Heyyyy... we see what you did there. Well played, Oui Marketing.

  • Arnold Gives a Dog a Bone

    by The New York Egotist 5/30 11:01pm / Comments (0)

    New work for Milk-Bone from Arnoldnyc.

  • Big Spaceship Hires a Bunch of People

    by The New York Egotist 5/30 8:27am / Comments (0)

    Brooklyn-based Big Spaceship announced the hires of Craig Marrano as Director of Production and Kara Masi as Senior Producer. Reporting to Managing Director Ranae Heuer, Marrano will be tasked with overseeing all production across the agency’s clients. Masi will be tasked with partnering with clients and collaborating with the Big Spaceship “crew” to drive processes and ensure larger projects and initiatives run according to plan, reporting to Marrano.

    Marrano joins from R/GA NY, where he served as an executive producer for client projects including Wal-Mart and McCormick’s. Before that he worked for MRM Worldwide as a program manager working on projects for MasterCard, Maybelline, Nikon, Wendy’s, Bertolli and GM.

    Masi is a former freelancer and will continue her position as a digital project management and content strategy instructor at Mediabistro.

    Big Spaceship also hired April Kandel and Julia Parris as producers supporting more senior team members across a variety of client initiatives. Kandel joins Big Spaceship from Time Inc., where she worked as a marketing solutions manager and Parris joins from Major Robot Interactive, where she was also a producer. Both Kandel and Parris will report to Marrano.

    So, we'd like to say congrats to all, and we look forward to seeing the new work!

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