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Lee Clow retweeted
26 Jun 2021
Absolutely.
14 Sep 2020
Why companies that sell #creativity as their product – aka #advertising agencies – need to be lead by people with a creative mindset.
“Running a business is a creative act.“ – @Schwartzie14 / @TBWAChiatNY
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Lee Clow retweeted
6 May 2021
Chic. Not geek. – today, 23 years ago, the iMac was released. And with it its iconic campaign.
#advertising #creativity #tbt
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Lee Clow retweeted
20 Apr 2021
Good to see @adidas going back to “Impossible is Nothing.” Rings true. And one of @TBWA ‘s best platform lines. news.adidas.com/tennis/impos…
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Lee Clow retweeted
11 Mar 2021
#LosAngeles has entered the ranks of our nation’s #nokill communities as the largest such city in the country! Thanks to the NKLA (No-Kill Los Angeles) Coalition & animal lovers throughout the city, the 2020 save rate was 90.49%.
L.A. is now #NKLA! bit.ly/3eseuq7 ^kw
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Lee Clow's Beard aka @leeclowsbeard Remasters Apple's "1984" in 4K - the one that aired in the #Superbowl 1984
adland.tv/adnews/lee-clows-b…
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Shot on iPhone 12 Pro Max I Chinese New Year – Making of ‘Nian’ with Lul... youtu.be/9pHO5hpgj7k via @YouTube. Wow!
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Lee Clow retweeted
9 Jan 2021
"I've always tried to present a positive view of the world in my work. It's so much easier to be negative and cynical and predict doom for the world than it is to try and figure out how to make things better. We have an obligation to do the latter." – Jim Henson
#creativity #art
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Lee Clow retweeted
3 Jan 2021
Twenty years ago, @TBWAChiatLA created the iconic @MOCAlosangeles campaign that led to their legendary agency sign.
(photo from January ‘13)
#advertising #creativity
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Lee Clow retweeted
31 Dec 2020
Wishing you all a Happy New Year! Stay safe. Keith
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Lee Clow retweeted
31 Aug 2020
Notice how we don’t question if a baker with 20, 30, or 40 years of experience can still make fresh pastries.
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Coach Thompson was a legend not just because of who he was but because of what he gave. He knew that great play began with self-respect, and that belief in his players changed not only the game, but the lives of every person he coached.
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