• inferno Launches New Campaign for MorSoy Xtra

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    When Cache River Valley Seed in Jonesboro, Arkansas finished development of their new soybean variety, MorSoy Xtra, they sought the help of Memphis-based inferno creative to market the product to farmers here in the mid-south. inferno developed a new logo, a new website, and a print campaign that could stand out in more than just agriculture publications.
    Click here to see the resigned site.

  • Jon Yablonski is Talented.

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    Jon Yablonski, a designer, illustrator and native Memphian, gave us a heads up that he was going to launch a redesigned portfolio site today. And we have to say, it's pretty snazzy!
    He's got client work as well as other experimental and self directed work up there; check it out. Some of the things we liked best were the Empire Series and Ghost Dance, featured below.

  • Make It Better

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    Sweet piece of typography-based motion design by Sebas & Clim.
    We are starting the new year with some new projects, new goals and new challenges. Whatever you do, always try to be the best you can be. Spread the word and good luck.

  • Work Submission: Art is Memphis

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    You send us work. We post it for all to see. It's a good little system.
    This video was sent to us by the lovely Lauren of ArtsMemphis. While not brand new (the spot was developed by Arts Memphis and produced by Live From Memphis last year as a means to promote Memphis arts), we still think it's pretty cool and wanted to share.

  • Really Cool Lurpak Spot from W+K

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    "Lurpak and Wieden+Kennedy are giving healthy food a bright and cheerful makeover with their new campaign for Lurpak Lightest Spreadable, and they wisely brought in [Director] Dougal [Wilson] to help them spread the word."

    "Celebrating cooking in its most vibrant form, we're reminded that healthy food doesn't have to be boring. In fact, with the help of past collaborators such as editor Joe Guest and art director Andy Kelly, Dougal makes it look downright spectacular. There's also a catchy little ditty that'll stay in your head all day, with the stars of the show providing not only a riot of colour but musical accompaniment as well."

  • Clear for iPhone Looks Awesome

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    Developers Phill Ryu and Milen Dzhumerov, designer David Lanham, and publisher Realmac Software have created an iPhone app to replace all the complicated to-do list apps that sometimes make us want to just use (gasp!) pen and paper.
    The app, called Clear, is set to be released later this month, and promises a straightforward, user-friendly to-do list experience. It's pretty spartan-looking, what with the elimination of top and bottom navigation and simple typeface. But with all the bells and whistles already on our iPhones, we're ready to give this a shot.
    Read more here.

  • Everything Is Better In Slow-Mo (Duh)

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    But we always appreciate the reminder. Thanks, Dr. Dre.

  • Another Super Bowl Preview!

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    For the launch of their 2012 CR-V, Honda enlisted Matthew Broderick for a Super Bowl ad that hearkens back to a certain film that we've all seen about a million times.
    And to make it even more fun, Honda hid over 2 dozen references to Ferris Bueller's Day Off within the commercial. They invite you to see how many you can find and reference them with #dayoff.

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