Coke sees red over recent branding misstep

Brand gurus are always rattling about the true nature of brands: “There not just logos and colors.” Yes, yes, we get it by now! You don’t have to keep repeating it. We understand that the core of your brand is that gut feeling customers have about it. It’s the culmination

What We’re Thankful For

On this Thanksgiving Eve we’re thankful that our website is finally live. We still have some work to do as we’ll be adding new portfolio samples and new people in the coming weeks. We had grand plans for a rich interactive experience to “engage and build buzz” but we’ve fallen

C2 and a Half Men

If you are looking for some Tiger Blood you’ve come to the right place.

Here’s to 2011

Only Nigel Tufnel could get as excited as C2 about the number 11. Here’s to a prosperous ’11. If you’re still stuck on the reference you should watch this clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ll7rWiY5obI

Graphic Design in 2025

On occasion we daydream about the design tools of the future. Here’s an idea that our intern Izabella Dubanski developed while working with us.

C2 Creative Turns Uno

365 days ago we started C2 Creative. Here’s to year 2!

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Vincent van Gogh understood the value of small

Vincent, or Vinny as we like to call him knew what he was talking about when he described how great things come about. “Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together.” Vincent van Gogh

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We like rock ‘n’ roll

Rock ‘n’ roll can get our hearts pumping, inspire our thoughts and sometimes even change the world. But you don’t need a classically trained voice or a degree in music to write a great song. You just need a great story, a good hook and a lot of soul. At

Who the heck is C2?

Thank you for asking. We’re a small advertising group. If you hadn’t noticed, that’s relatively unique these days. After all, digital agencies are springing up like daisies. Apparently there’s something called an attention agency or three out there. And we’ve even heard stories of a seldom-seen beast called an innovation

Setting expectations

We just had a client ask us if it’s unfair for them to expect us to be an expert at everything we do. We were thrilled they trusted us enough to engage Patrick and me on the topic. However, we admitted afterwards to being dumbfounded by the question. You have

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