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“New Priorities for the Post-Agency Market”
By lainie at 25 November, 2008, 1:29 pm
Here, at jungle [8], we speak from the perspective of the new business paradigm. Where sustainability, conscientiousness, and honest tactics rise above all else. And it’s nice to know that we’re not alone in our pursuit. Fellow pioneers at Patrick Davis Partners created this typographic video to spread the word about what should be all [...]
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water, water nothing but water…
By lainie at 8 December, 2008, 12:13 am
Danced and sung by Gene Kelly, venerated by countries with a minimal hydrometry, covering 70% of the surface of the earth, water as the symbol of fertility, life is welcomed and praised everywhere but in …Venice. What comes to mind when we see present time pictures of Venice is who could have guessed that the [...]
Read More >>the water war
By lainie at 7 December, 2008, 4:46 pm
The anger started in Bolivia where the people felt stripped out of their “material inheritance and natural resources”, and will definitely soon inflame the world. It’s official now Europe is preparing to a massive attack on individual tap water consumption. Great Britain launched the offensive in proposing to tax the tap water upon the volume consumed. [...]
Read More >>“If we knew how connected we are, how would that change everything?”
By lainie at 4 December, 2008, 1:56 pm
This is the question posed by Digital Family Reunion (DFR). jungle [8] has taken on the task of bringing the molecular level into a unified visual field. It began with Creative Director Lainie Liberti giving the visual interpretation of what a tech holiday party would want to stir in the consciousness of its attendees. You [...]
Read More >>Magnifying Connections: creating an installation, episode 1
By lainie at 2 December, 2008, 5:56 pm
Something about the chill in the air, a roaring fire, and some jolly ol’ holiday cheer that’s able to sink its holly under our skin and pull people together from all corners of the world. ‘Tis the season for connection. And, here at jungle [8], empowering connection is what we’re all about. So, when asked [...]
Read More >>“New Priorities for the Post-Agency Market”
By lainie at 25 November, 2008, 1:29 pm
Here, at jungle [8], we speak from the perspective of the new business paradigm. Where sustainability, conscientiousness, and honest tactics rise above all else. And it’s nice to know that we’re not alone in our pursuit. Fellow pioneers at Patrick Davis Partners created this typographic video to spread the word about what should be all [...]
Read More >>Twilight Madness
By lainie at 20 November, 2008, 7:33 pm
As a rule, I aim to avoid fads. The world watches them come and go, and their relevance diminishes quickly. A fad by definition is a short-term event, but a fad has the potential to turn into a trend. A trend can remain popular for decades depending on how many industries it can positively affect. [...]
Read More >>A Fresh (Branded) Gmail Experience
By lainie at 20 November, 2008, 1:07 pm
Yesterday, Google began its rolling release of the its newest novelty — Gmail themes! Hooray! The customizable, personalized iGoogle pages have had themes for a while now, so extending Google’s already masterful grasp on theming to Gmail appears to be nothing short of a logical progression. And, as all things Google usually are, Gmail themes [...]
Read More >>Wear What We Were
By lainie at 18 November, 2008, 7:26 pm
In its third year, the Junk to Funk fashion show has found a home in Portland. This is by no means a Hollywood, diamond encrusted, red carpet event. It is not a part of fashion week in New York. The designers showcased do not reside in the lap of exclusive fashion houses in Italy. Each [...]
Read More >>A Tale of Two Soups: Campbell’s v. Progresso
By lainie at 18 November, 2008, 1:57 pm
Allow me to set the scene. The year is 2008. The month, September. The nation is on the precipice of Fall and only a few short months from – dun Dun DUNnNn — Winter. Yes, Winter. Or, as I’m sure all of you know it, Soup Season. What better to drive away the bitter cold [...]
Read More >>someone else’s story
By lainie at 13 November, 2008, 7:42 pm
Sometimes, what you think you are writing for yourself, your own book of recollections for further reflection, ends up being someone else’s story. We are a series of interwoven stories, each facetted in such a way that our look into the world will always remain singularly and uniquely our own. We seem to spend so [...]
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