Gladys, My New Favorite Model.
This young girl was just great during our shoot. What a talent.
A steady flow of thoughts about advertising
and marketing from True Creek.
Lots of color often makes for a wonderful shot. Had a chance to work with one of the brand new Fairfax Connector buses a few weeks ago, during a shoot for the 495 Express Lanes. From what I understand, each bus is about $500,000 and change. Even the tires had Armor All on them.
The 495 Express Lanes will be completed in late 2012, so there will be more on this site as the year progresses. Check out Transurban’s new site here.
Some nice artwork that just didn’t fly with the client. It happens.
The final poster in a five-part set. These educational posters will be in lobbies and common areas of buildings around the 495 Express Lane corridor.
For more information on the 495 Express Lanes, click here.
Amazing stuff, weather. This particular shoot was interrupted two different times by Mother Nature. The first time, we moved the shoot two weeks, a process begun during Shoot Day One. The first shot was actually taken during the early part of the storm. Gary was comfortably shooting from inside the building, through a pane of glass.
The second was postponed a day, after it became painfully obvious we were going to be rained out. However, we were lucky. Both decisions were right on, allowing us just enough time to get some great images for the campaign. Kudos to the entire crew and Gary for getting it done.
The talent in the first shot is a good buddy of mine, Mike Kinder. A star in the making, I think. Both shots were taken right outside the new Transurban corporate offices and will be used on the new site and in future tactics.
Here are a couple of shots from the photo shoot just completed for Transurban. Gary Landsman, the photographer, spent the better part of three days shooting in a variety of locations. Some very nice, colorful art that will work well for us throughout the year.
Gary is one of the better shooters I’ve worked with. You can check out his work here. All rights reserved.
The 495 Express Lanes will be completed in late 2012, so there will be more on this site as the year progresses. Check out Transurban’s new site here.
New work. Here is the cover and the back panel from the Introductory Brochure we just completed for Transurban. Rebecca, a long-standing member of The Creekbed, has written some amazing and compelling headlines for us. The clean art direction was the handiwork of Glenn and Chris. We’ll be taking this direction even further as we go through the year.
The lanes will be completed in late 2012, so there will be more on this site as the year progresses. Check out Transurban’s new site here
Over the past few months, we’ve been working hard for our newest client, Transurban. The company will serve as concessionaire and long-term operator of the 495 Express Lanes.
The public-private partnership with Virginia will deliver the most significant package of improvements to the Capital Beltway in a generation – providing congestion relief and new travel choices to one of our busiest roadways.
Transurban will be operating the road upon completion.
To help the client reach their audience, we’ll be handling media planning, placement and reconciliation. We will also provide creative services for the client, including radio, print, online, out-of-home and more.
Over the next few days, I’ll be posting work that we have completed on their behalf.
The lanes will be completed in late 2012, so there will be much more to come. You can also check out the site here.
Here are two of the introductory posters we just completed:
Another nice piece of work from Chris Elmore, a very talented art director that I’ve worked with for years. He recently won a contest to design a poster for Swedish House Mafia’s sold out show at The Garden in NYC. Good stuff.
One of my favorite art directors just completed a project for The Salty Rim Grill in St. Petersburg. Logo and menu, from what I have seen so far. Nice work from Chris Elmore. You think they serve margaritas?
From back in the day. A nice, simple layout from Aaron Riney, for our client, Cox Communications. The headline was written by my all-time favorite, Mike Matson.
4Mbps was like workin’ with jet fuel back then.
At True Creek, we are into big ideas. The Creekbed draws from the brightest, most creative minds in the industry today; people who have shaped brands like Intel, Apple, Nissan, Best Buy, Volkswagen, Cox, Comcast, NASA – and many local and regional names that are big fish in a smaller pond.
We offer our clients a wide variety of services: Media Planning, Placement and Reconciliation, Television and Radio Production, Newspaper, Four-Color Magazine, Collateral Materials, Direct Mail, Promotional Merchandise, Point-of-Purchase, Outdoor and Out-of-Home, Logo Design and Corporate Identity/Graphic Standards.
Our agency is based in Oakton, VA, which is just outside the Capital Beltway in Washington, D.C.
Please take a moment to tour the site. Afterwards, let’s talk about how we might be able to help you. 703-281-2165. Or send a note: joseph@truecreek.com.
Poster artwork for our newest internal campaign for Suddenlink. Think As One.
Another version of the sting banners created for Fortress Technologies. The banner is designed to unroll at 50%, for table top use as well.