• We're Looking for a New Owner/Editor for The Dubai Egotist

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    Hey Dubai.

    Know anyone who wants to run this site? We don't. That's why we're asking. Lots of bennies. Find those here, as well as how to contact us: www.theegotistnetwork.com.

    – Management

  • Creative Work Wanted for New Build at Austin Airport

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    Attention creative people. According to Culture Map, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expanding, and Art in Public Places (AIPP) is looking to keep the new section weird with designs and artwork.

    They are placing a national call to commission a professional. This is not a small time pro-bono project. This is a chance to make a mark and earn some well deserved recognition.

    AIPP is hosting an information session for anyone interested. The meeting will be at 2:30pm on Monday, June 17, and will be simulcast as an interactive webinar. Check in with AIPP during their office hours for assistance.

    Check out the Culture Map article here.

  • A Boy and His Atom: IBM's Smallest Stop-Motion Film

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    This is what it must have felt like for viewers of Sallie Gardner at a Gallop.

  • Shift_ It

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    It shouldn't scare you that ads like these get more views/likes/shares than your last big budget car ad. It should inspire you. We'll take authenticity, passion, and good old fashion fuck it attitude over post-production any day.

    The official commercial for Arlen's Transmission in Burbank, CA and another catchy number from “Internetainers” Rhett & Link.

  • Nissan's Tyre Wreaths

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    We like designs that look good. We love designs that do good, too.

    To promote tyre safety and drive business for Nissan service centres, TBWA\RAAD Dubai meticulously crafted floral wreaths out of old and worn tyres. An inspired design solution that combined the universal symbol of mourning with the tyre itself. Thumbs Up



  • First Domestic Abuse Ad to Run in Saudi

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    Shouldn't it say "Some things shouldn't be covered?". Because you can cover abuse.

    In any case, it's a step forward. One would hope that in a few years, there'd be no taboo subjects left. Thumbs Up

  • Art, Copy, & Code

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    Advertising re-imagined. We live in exciting times.

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