Constantly pushing to reach the next level is engrained in Adidas's DNA. This series of spots celebrates that mindset by featuring 3 of the top golfers in the world who embody the same values. Settle for anything less, and you've already lost.
With: Mike McGuire (CW)
Drinking soda is considered the new smoking. In Reebok's quest to be the best fitness brand in the world, it took a stand and kicked soda out of its headquarters.
With: Mike McGuire (CW)
A real test isn't taken in a classroom.
Yellowstone National Park is one of the most visually stimulating and lively places on Earth. It is so unique, that many of the attractions at the park look like they belong in a different world entirely.
With: Mike McGuire (CW)
Scripps National Spelling Bee airs on ESPN May 24-29. Sure, viewers watch it for the competition. The main highlight, however, is the eccentric personalities of the competitors, most of whom are hitting puberty as they attempt to spell.
With: Mike McGuire (CW)
Roto-Rooter doesn't just snake drains. It's a full-service plumbing company that handles everything. Which is good, because you definitely can't handle everything.
With: Nick Gelbard (CW)
Surfing keeps me stoked and grateful. It's not just the ride that's special, but all the things that happen while waiting for a wave, and before and after the session. I wanted to honor these little moments by merging them with the oft-overlooked fin.
PLAY SAFE. PLAY ON.
Belay Band is a smart wearable wristband that allows parents to stay connected with their children when they are out of sight. It allows them to explore and grow, while giving parents peace of mind that their children are safe.
With: Alex Belgrave (AD), Kristie Pope (AD), Ewa Karweta (XD), Jonathon Seales (CW)
Garrison Brothers bourbon whiskey is made in small, limited edition batches, and is only sold in Texas. It combines homegrown ingredients with a sense of pride that comes from a history laced with gun smoke, cowboys, and heat. The result is an artisan product that exudes Lone Star state attitude.
The '90s were a great era for music. The '80s for toys, candy, and collectibles. I got lucky and grew up with both. Here's what happens when two childhood obsessions share the same space.
I come from a fine arts background. Here are a few things I've made along the way.
