Frank Lloyd Wright was one of the greatest thinkers to ever live. He was a man of ideals and passion, he held a vision of how the world ought to be, and he continuously strove to make it a reality through his work. The greatest and most enduring of all his ideals was to make the architecture of buildings as organic as the ground they sat on. He called it Organic Architecture, which had many modernist similarities to the other major architectural movement of the early 20th Century, The ... Read More! »

Dear Junior: an attempt to ask industry leaders the pressing questions that us, the quarrelous and unfriendly youth of today, are interested to find answers to. In our fifth installment, we're talking Women in Advertising. Rather than write an intro ourselves full of the male bravado you've come to know and love, we hired an intern to do the job for us. Here's Crystal with her very best intro. Chaka Khan once sang, “I’m a woman in a man’s world”. She was chanting about the wonderful ... Read More! »

"Simplicity is not the goal. It is the by-product of a good idea and modest expectations." - Paul ...

Looking for a job can be a real drag, man. Heck, even thinking about looking for a job takes a lot of effort sometimes. And we should know--we're slack just like the rest of you bananas. But you don't have to make it that hard for yourselves, jeeeeeez. Listen to Stan and give yourself a chance. Imagine you’ve heard about a job opportunity at an agency in town. You ring up, put on your best telephone voice, and snare yourself a chance to come in and show your folio. What next? Well ... Read More! »

George Lois was probably the most powerful adman in late 20th-Century New York. His idea of advertising was big, simple, to the point, and always made you do something. He created Lean Cuisine out of nothing, made MTV into a global behemoth, turned Tommy Hilfiger into a household name overnight, and made the most famous Esquire magazine covers of all time. But the very best thing about George Lois was his way of seeing the world--a trait evident in the video below, which can be credited to ... Read More! »

Alright, alright. We know what you're thinking, "Another ad-guy? When you kids gonna get over this ad-schmer-tising thing, huh?" Well you're right. Evan Fry is an ad-guy. But he ain't just any ad-guy--he's a true-blue award-winning ex-Creative Director of Crispin Porter & Bogusky style ad-guy, and he has some good shit to say, so chill out, bro. That sort of heritage makes him better than most ad-guys, who on the whole are a dime-a-dozen, and definitely don't look this good with a head ... Read More! »