One of my very first projects as an art director at Deutsch NY was to rebrand Live Out Loud, a non-profit organization based in NYC that connected lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth with LGBT role models so they can see that there’s a place [...]
The Coachella Music Festival can pull in some of best music acts in the business, but it’s also a festival—and that brings with it all of the standing, the sunstroke and, well, the outdoors. Deutsch LA’s Julie Matheny, along with freelance art director Ivan Cash [...]
Panels are boring. Total snooze fests. Admit it. But Deutsch NY’s Creative Week panel examining the worst, and best Super Bowl ad ever, Go Daddy’s “Perfect Match,” was anything but boring. The hour-long sparring match was moderated by Steve Jarmon, an assistant professor at St. [...]
In February Madison’s Browne Foundation and Deutsch NY co-hosted a discussion titled: Don’t Generalize My Generation. It was a success, but also obvious that there was much more to say. So we brought the conversation to Creative Week 2013. Moderating the conversation was Deutsch NY [...]
The Deutsch New York Print Studio is a hard-working crew. Their labor is a labor of love, of dedication to their craft and to precision. Two Deutschers from our Studio are celebrating 10 years this month. Donald Bow, Manager- Graphic Tech (May 15) and Tom [...]
If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to put together a life-sized dollhouse, you’re in luck. The video below shows you just how the Target Dollhouse came to life in less than 54 hours, from the time everything was loaded into Grand Central Station to [...]
To launch the new Threshold line of furniture and decor items, Target and Deutsch LA built a dream house in Grand Central Station that would make Barbie would be jealous—if only because the Target Dollhouse was life-size. On display May 6–7, the exhibit drew the attention [...]
Click on the image above to view a slideshow of the Dollhouse. Once upon a time, there was a dollhouse. It was beautiful and inspired everyone who peeked inside its windows. Then, one bright morning, it opened its doors and invited everyone inside… Grand Central [...]
In Mad Men’s recent season six premiere, Don’s neighbor, Dr. Rosen, seemed taken aback by Miss Chambers, Sterling Cooper Draper Price’s first black secretary. Though Mad Men is set in the 1960s, one can’t overlook the fact that even today, diversity in the advertising and [...]
Who says online ads aren’t engaging? Two weeks ago Volkswagen took advantage of their one-day homepage takeover on Yahoo.com to give users a chance to play a classic 8-bit game—but with a Volkswagen twist. Hybrid Hunter is a Jetta Hybrid driving game based on a [...]