Yellow Rose Whiskey
Honoring the Legend of Emily West, the Yellow Rose of Texas.
Tag: Editorial Design
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BCBSLA | Thought Leader Series
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana brought us in to produce a Thought Leadership Series. Follow the stories of the movers and shakers of Blue Cross as they share their vision for the future.
Endorsed by Brett Favre’s…
…brother
Dallas Housing Authority
Bringing the lives of the real people of DHA communities, closer to home.
BCBSLA | Straight Talk 2018 Series
Explaining health insurance policy; from thought leader and economist, Michael Bertaut.
Growing Up Cajun
Now you know, dem Cajuns are gonna cook; and they mine as well do a cookbook and a cooking show too, Sha. I had a good time working on this one, me.
Shorelight | Student Stories
Shorelight Education provides a path for international students to study in the US at the college of their choice.
Trending Now | BR Film
For the Film Commission’s 2018 campaign we created a series of fictitious movies, each highlighting a unique incentive for filming in
We’re Hiring!
Echo Tango is looking for a versatile Junior Graphic Designer who can move between digital, print, and video projects without missing a beat. We are a tight group of creatives that actually enjoy what we do, and like each other. If you have an upbeat and outgoing personality and are willing to jump in and… Read more »
Emergency Relief Simplified
In times of uncertainty, clear communication is key. Our team was able to quickly put together this one-pager that simply explained policy changes and relief available to our clients and friends during COVID-19.
Story-plus-Teller:: Blackbird Letterpress
As an artist sometimes finding the balance between art and commerce in work is complicated.
ECHO TANGO: BRAND+STORY
Your brand is what the public thinks of when they are presented with your brand name and brand offering. The best brands connect with their audience emotionally and stand out amongst the competition. Story creates connections.
Story-Plus-Teller:: Fullness Farm
I met Grant and Allison years ago when they were in high school. I was Grant’s soccer coach. No matter what we were doing in training, he was all in. The kind to not be rattled by a challenge and found pride in putting in the work. I could see from an early age that… Read more »
Story-Plus-Teller:: Emilie Eats
As a storyteller, I’m always seeking honesty in my subjects, and when I met Emilie I knew immediately we’d work together. Emilie Hebert has dedicated herself to helping people fall in love with plant-based food and sustainable eating. Emilie Eats, her blog that was started in 2015, focuses on simple recipes that make healthy eating… Read more »
Story-Plus-Teller:: Mimosa Handcrafted
Every piece of art tells a story. People tend to miss a lot of details surrounding them. People are busy… they’re distracted. It is hard to gain their attention. It’s not often when you can look at someone’s work and see their soul in it. I love that every cut and every cast tell a… Read more »
Blender 2.8 Released!
The latest update to the boundary-pushing 3D creation and animation software is finally here! 4 years in the making and thanks to an active community of contributors, this Open Source software is ready for anyone who wants it. We put together this short video to celebrate some of the new features we’re most excited about!
Story-Plus-Teller:: Adam Dollar$
Adam was brought to our attention by TMZ’s Van Lathan. It was a pretty simple intro… “Tommy, if you haven’t heard Adam Dollar$, you should stop what you are doing right now, and go look him up.” So I looked him up, heard the track “kobe” and was like “There is no way this is… Read more »
Aspect Ratio as a Character
In the Amazon Prime TV series “Homecoming”, creator Sam Esmail uses the look of the show as a character, just as he uses actors as characters. **absolute spoilers ahead**
Anyone Can Cook… with (a) Blender
As an artist and animator, I’ve wanted to create things and move them around in 3D for quite a while now (probably since I saw Jurassic Park in 1993).
Rhythm as an Editor
I don’t usually get asked, “How did you become a video editor?” very often. Which, I guess hasn’t really created scenarios where I have had to do a deep dive internally and really understand how I got to be in the editor’s chair I am sitting in today. Recently, without being asked, I have been… Read more »
Artist on Artist | Mind of Mothersbaugh
“Artist on Artist” started with the working title “Mind of Mothersbaugh,” and was actually being shopped as a documentary on Mark Mothersbaugh. The original vision came from my time spent on Yo Gabba Gabba Season 4. Which is where I got to meet Mark. Unlike most celebrity interactions, Mothersbaugh lived up to exactly who I… Read more »
Is your TV over your fireplace?
Being a TV guy carries conversation points that are going to simply be part of my life going forward. For example, “Tommy, What shows are you currently watching? What would you recommend?”