AI Image and Music Generation
By Charlie Mendoza, Creative Services Manager
Superbowl Advertising: Which Brands Will Emerge as Champions?
By Terry Cole, Chief Content Officer
Go Find Your Gecko!
By Jeff Keller, Creative Director
How Growing Up a Sneakerhead Taught Me Marketing
By John Raffa, Intern
Confessions of an MKP Creative Director | MKP communications inc.
By Jeff Keller, Creative Director
“What are you going to wear?” I ask my design partner Nick as soon as I hear about the meeting.
“Black,” says Nick. “I always wear black.”
“I was thinking about a jacket and tie,” I say nervously.
Love In the Time of the Pandemic – Employee Edition
The first thing we did back in March 2020 when the pandemic got serious was obvious: We closed our offices and carried on with our day-to-day business virtually. It went off without any hitches. We instituted a daily 30-minute “water cooler” call on which we connected, covering personal subjects (who cooked what, watched what, got engaged, went to the dentist, etc.) and business matters (work in progress, deliverables, etc.) The team continued to feel connected.
Revisiting Our 20/20 Vision: Why Our First Blog of 2020 Was More Visionary Than We Ever Realized
By Maxwell Chalkin, Chief Digital Officer and Senior Project Manager
Looking back to the start of 2020, we had no idea what this year would bring. (And, boy, was it a doozy!)
The Importance of Getting It Right
What are the differences between these two images? *Answers below.
By Grace Cunning, Senior Project Manager
When the project list gets too big…
By Melissa Chefec, Business Development Manager
Once upon a time there was a new marketing & communications company named MKP. It opened its doors in 1995 and got its first significant merger communications project a couple of weeks in. It was an unexpected yet wonderful stroke of good fortune. The project was for a big bank that took a chance in hiring a young company. MKP did a “bang-up” job and even went on to win a vendor-of-the-year award from the client. The project was the first project on the now-famous “merger project list.”
Doing our part to curb the spread of Coronavirus
They come in all sorts of colors, shapes, sizes and fabrics. Some have vents and others have elastic bands to hold them. Some are disposable, and some are pricey and reusable. We’ve seen ones in black and plaid, with smiley faces and even with the famous Rolling Stones lick face image. In some walks, they have become a fashion accessory, selected to match a particular outfit. What are we talking about? Masks.