Detroit
Detroit Tigers 2012 Commercials
On 07, Apr 2012 | No Comments | In Commercial, Detroit, Sports | By Nick Conflitti
Sure is nice to see Detroit teams getting some opportunities off the ball field. Love the Verlander “Perfect Club” commercial. What is your favorite? Read more…
Superbowl Commercials 2012
On 06, Feb 2012 | No Comments | In Detroit, Event, Popular Culture, Video, Viral | By Nick Conflitti
Its that time of year again folks. The day where every graphic designer, ad man, and marketing professional is glued to the TV. Listed in my blog’s first poll are my top ten favorites of the night’s commercials in order from 1-10. Read more…
“Lose Yourself” —Selected of God Choir
On 02, Aug 2011 | No Comments | In Detroit, Popular Culture | By Nick Conflitti
To purchase the full length song on iTunes, visit: itunes.apple.com. All publishing proceeds from the sale of the song will go to benefit a number of Detroit based charities.
This is the official music video for “Lose Yourself” by the Selected of God Choir. Video directed by Anthony Garth.
The Detroit Tigers’ Old English D
On 01, May 2011 | 12 Comments | In Brand Identity, Detroit, Sports | By Nick Conflitti
If you’re like me, the Old English D represents many things; toughness, the Detroit Tigers, and it represents the motor city as a whole. Read more…
Eminem’s on Detroit’s RECOVERY
On 09, Mar 2011 | No Comments | In Detroit, Motion Graphics | By Nick Conflitti
*Warning* Video contains inappropriate language.
This is a must watch video if you are a supporter of all things Detroit. Between this video–soon to be released on his concert dvd– and his world-famous Superbowl halftime commercial for Chrysler, Eminem has shed a much brighter light on the city of Detroit. Read more on the video and the people involved in its production in this Detroit Free Press article.
Its videos like these, and the people shown here that inspire me to be a part of Detroit’s transformation. How do we do that? Take Phil Cooley for example. Cooley, the founder and owner of Slows Bar BQ in Detroit (love the logo by the way), created his bar and restaurant with the help of his dad, brother, and friends.
Detroit is a very delicate situation. Yes, the school systems are poor, past city government regimes have screwed us over, and I don’t even want to talk about public transportation. But the thing that frustrates me the most, are people outside of the city of Detroit who are immensely misinformed. So how do we change this perception that people have on our city?
We need more people like Phil Cooley and Mike Archer of Archer Record Pressing (seen in video). These guys are doing double the work load. They are preserving a lifetime of history, and building a future. We should all be following their footsteps and doing a small part.
Check out this interview by Channel 7 ABC Detroit on Slows Bar BQ and Phil Cooley. Amazing story.



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