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How Starbucks’ Topless Mermaid Made Its Coffee Cup an Icon | Adweek

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Get a full year of print and digital editions for just $69. Keep Your Skin Extra Crispy. KFC unveils chicken-scented sunscreen for flavorful tans. Air New Zealand invites James Corden to do his hit feature on a plane. Subscribe to Adweek Magazine and get the iPad edition for free! How This Former Teen Vogue Edi…. Which Curb Your Enthusiasm Co-…. Bacardi Is Turning Private Web…. Chobani Says 'Creativity and M…. How a Topless Mermaid Made the Starbucks Cup an Icon. September 29, 2014, 12:07 AM EDT. In 1971...

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Seattle Advertising: List of Reviewed Companies

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List of Reviewed Companies. A vague attempt was made to put them in alphabetical order, but I figure you'll find them anyway. I've only included the main website link here, and the local phone number. You want more, visit the review page and check them out. 2107 Elliott Ave, Ste 308. 800 Maynard Ave S, Ste 400. Now Hansen Belyea Design. 225 Terry Avenue North. Butler, Shine, Stern and Partners. 20 Liberty Ship Way. 1000 Second Avenue, Suite 1000. 1301 5th Ave, Ste 2600. 7221 Fifth Avenue NE.

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Visio Corp Trivia

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The product name Visio was selected from a collection of product names suggested by Terry Heckler, principal of Heckler Associates. Heckler’s first-choice recommendation was Graw, an amalgam of graphics and draw. Graw was later used by Jeremy Jaech, Ted Johnson, and Peter Mullen when they founded The Graw Group (which eventually changed its name to Trumba Corporation. View Girvin’s Case Study on Visio. And high technology consultant Geoffrey Moore. Author of Crossing the Chasm. Menlo Park, CA-based Techn...

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Cranory Gallery

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All pictures are original wax crayon drawings done on 26" x 40" paper, using the Cranory process. Prices provided upon request. Site design: Heckler Associates.

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About Cranory

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Through the following years, George came to realize that the feel, smell, and sound of the crayons evoked warm memories of youthful, carefree crayoning disengaging him from work stress. The rhythm of the crayoning seemed to release the mind to wander and actually assisted in his professional creative problem solving. Realizing the engaging values of this process, he offered it to several other people needing positive focus in their lives and, in every case, it nurtured improvements.

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Cranory Feedback

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A Cranory pilot project was done with the help of Compass Housing Alliance. Seattle, Washington. A special thanks to Rodger Shands, Program Manager of the Veterans Center. At Compass Housing Alliance and Randall Stephens, BSW Case Manager of the Veterans Center at Compass Housing Alliance. The three veterans participating in the pilot project offered encouraging comments at weekly gatherings when new base drawings were exchanged for finished ones. Recorded Comments from the Veterans:.

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Cranory Gallery

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All pictures are original wax crayon drawings done on 26" x 40" paper, using the Cranory process. Prices provided upon request. Site design: Heckler Associates.

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The Cranory Process

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Cranory curator selects picture content from one of three sources:. Cropped compositions from Cranory collage files. Donated content from artists. Classical works in public domain. Plan artist proportions and pencils in key composition lines on a special 26" x 40" sheet of paper. Palette outline artist encircles areas designating specific color and density. Military Veteran base color artist colors in the palette outlined areas. Finishing artist completes the work to match the content.