The Groop Starts New Modeling Division with Seth Epstein as Chief Model
October 28th, 2009
Ok, so not exactly, but check out Seth Modeling during today’s AdPerk/Rite-Aid/Phillips shoot..

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October 28th, 2009
Ok, so not exactly, but check out Seth Modeling during today’s AdPerk/Rite-Aid/Phillips shoot..
October 24th, 2009

Join LA’s most intriguing & celebrated artists, writers and curators for a most unusual silent auction. Each has contributed a book from their private collection that influenced their life’s work. Tucked inside each book — for the buyer’s eyes only — is an autograph and secret inscription from the contributor explaining the book’s significance.
Most starting bids are $75.
October 23rd, 2009
Just got Rock Band on the iPhone and took it for a spin.
Here is my first impression from the first (Lynard Skynard) song I played.
1. Great job translating the experience to the iPhone format. It’s all about the details: For example, when you hit a note the “breaking glass” look on each (fret) looks tight. Very nice detail. The subtle fade on the division between the image and the guitar neck is always a nice subtle detail. Makes the scene feel like a “memory”.
2. It eases you in very well. Starts nice and slow so that you get used to it and then as the song crescendos it gets faster. By then you already have the hang of it and can jam a lot better. Great for first time players who have not played the console.
3. Finally, the detail that I digged the most… I wondered if you can shake the phone as the “whammy bar”… yep you can! I just tried it and the phone vibrated it! I think. I could have been tripping. But regardless that was rad. I actually got a crowd gather around me here in the office.
For sure felt like a rock star… thumb star that is…
From first impressions the only negatives that I saw are more issues with my thumbs. They are pretty fat. So I tripped over them a bit. But I am sure I can get used to it with some practice. As my music teacher always said “practice.. practice…practice…”.
Which I didn’t do. That is whey I am not a concert violinist.

Bottom line, if you like Rock Band on the Xbox 360 or PS3 and you want a game with great replay value (on the bus, waiting for your lady to try out clothes at macy’s, DMV lines _____________ Fill in the blank) this might be a good $9.99 investment. Worst case show off to your office mates for 5 minutes at lunch.
-jc
October 23rd, 2009
So we have taken a little bit of time to compile some of the”How-To’s” grow Twitter followers. We have experimented for the last year with a lot of different ways and we where curios as to the experiences out there. Here are 3 list that we found that we liked.
Here is our “web round up”:
From WebStudio13
How to Grow Your Twitter Followers – 5 Ways That Work for Me
by Andrew Ran Wong published September 12, 2009
From Ploked
11 Ways To Grow Your Twitter Following
April 15th, 2009 | ploked
From TechCrunch
Kevin Rose: 10 Ways To Increase Your Twitter Followers
by TechCrunch on January 25, 2009
October 16th, 2009
Join us for the Church of Twitter: How to Use Twitter & Facebook to Market Yourself & Your Clients
Saturday November 14th from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Featuring the world’s first 140 character hymn Choir (or “Twire” as we call it).
Westside Location: At Ground Zero in Marina Del Rey!
Ground Zero
4235 Redwood Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90066

What You Will Learn:
How Twitter works & how to get started
Adding and growing followers
Do’s & Don’ts
Measuring impact
Using Twitter together with Facebook
Planning and executing campaigns
Creating and executing an editorial calendar
And much more!
Who Should Attend:
Advertising Professionals
Media Planners
Account Executives
Creative Directors
Art Directors
Media Executives
Writers
Producers
Actors
Consultants
Musicians
Artists
Graphic Designers
Illustrators
Fashion Designers
Photographers
Architects
And More!
What People Say About Evil Businessman Events:
“Right & left brain learning environment. Visual and auditory, engaging. Loved it.”
“Reaffirmed a lot of issues that are smart & necessary in a simple way. Accessible & consumable”
“I like the visuals and that it’s targeted to people like me”
“Super fantazmic! Knowledge is power”
October 1st, 2009
Last nights AIGA event was awesome. Tomato was awesome.
If you missed Michael Horsham, Dylan Kendle, and John Warwicker below are the pictures.
This is just one small example of the Awesomeness that an AIGA membership brings you.
If you are a designer and you are bummed that you missed it. Make sure that you don’t miss the next one.
Become a member and they will hook you up. I just renewed my “lapsed” membership. I was able to do the $79 a quarter version to save on the cashola – as you know times are rough…