“I consume a healthy amount of suckers online everyday”
How could I have missed this…obviously agency life has lead to us slipping!

This campaign is genius!

In the world of cars, there are few brands that actually give you a car that is not all plastic and bullshit. But when it comes to car being built like they were in the “good old days”…. by hand, well it’s a very different picture.

“What the *bleep* is post modern advertising. i mean, i do know, but really does it stand seperately from other more traditional advertising techniques. I think it is merely the next incarnation of advertising, that’s required to sell to a more demanding and demographically diverse market.”

There are times when I could literally thank God for me being around to see such hi definition imagery and filming.

It’s almost as if there IS a middle ground now – only low/old school definition or hi definition visuals look any good.

This video features actor Danny Trejo and artist Mr Cartoon discussing the art and lifestyle of low riding.

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Here at BANDIT HQ we are pretty good friends with the good people at Footlocker, not because we’re sneaker fanatics (lord knows we are), but rather because they have an uncanny sense of what is right when it comes to communication.

I’ve been holding my blog-tongue for some time because I wanted to see if the project would turn out to be any good.
The Nike World Basketball Festival.
It seemed liked the entire city of New York was used in almost an Olympic.2.0 kind of way…and it worked!

It started with the headphones and ever since then the brand’s message is crystal clear.
Quality is something no one will argue about!

But there is one fatal flaw in their strategy…

Flee markets are the worst/best places to find stuff you need but have no real use for, granted once in a while you find amazing things.

English football or rather the Premier League seem like they want to get closer to their fans.

Yes – you read that right.

The British product that is regularly marketed as the ‘best in the world’ or the ‘most entertaining in the world’ wants to get back to basics.
It wants to get back to being owned by the people, and have more of a positive social impact locally.