Mitchell Construction Gets Remodeled
Carney Group Puts A New Face On Construction Websites
An active contracting company with an eye for building with good bones. The Mitchell Construction site has the crisp finish and eye for detail that all of their construction and renovation projects have.
The site is easily maintained with a content management system and twitter feed. Working with Mitchell Construction to build their site was a pleasure. We can surmise that working with them on a construction project would be just as great.
A Bolder Folder
New Lundell Design Brings Glamour to Manufacturing
Lundell Manufacturing is all about custom fabrication with precision. When they approached us about revamping their collateral, we rose to the challenge by creating a custom die cut brochure with an interior pocket to exemplify the elegance and perfection of their product. The result has reinvigorated Lundell's sales force, now armed with collateral that lives up to their company name.
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Important Decisions Made Here:
CARNEY GROUP'S BBC SIGNAGE GUIDES VOTERS
The BBC took us (okay, just our creative work) with them as they toured the US this fall, hosting panel discussions on the most difficult issues in our latest presidential election in front of live audiences.
Our large format dimensional signage helped listeners to spot BBC reporters streetside, and pointed them to studio and theatre venues where panel discussions were broadcast.
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CodeWeavers Delivers on Their Bush Challenge
and gives away a lot of software
St Paul, MN • October 27th, 2008
In a feat of political challenge and, consequently, marketing bravado, CodeWeavers Software Company announced their Great American Lame Duck Presidential Challenge last summer.
Their challenge made a big splash on the world wide web this week. CodeWeavers hoped “to encourage President Bush to make the most of his remaining days in office by accomplishing a major economic or political goal by January 20, 2009.” By coincidence (or not) George W. delivered.
The contest was a big win for users, who were invited to download CrossOver software for free, for one day. The Wall Street Journal reported, “CodeWeavers is learning what happens when you scream 'Free Software' in a crowded Internet.”
The Carney Group has partnered with CodeWeavers from their inception, from the naming of the company through the packaging of each subsequent product.
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Soul Food and Gospel Music
The Carney Group Documents Performing & Visual Arts On Minneapolis' North Side
West Broadway Ave, Minneapolis, MN • July 26, 2008
Our first day on the job for Minneapolis' Northside Marketing Task force was spent shooting an event called FLOW—and what a first day it was!
FLOW is a celebration of all the talent and aspirations of our young people, the wisdom and insight of our elders, the beauty and depth that comes from our artists, the rhythm and vibrancy of our music, and the power of transformation that is underway on the North Side of Minneapolis.
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The National Conference For Media Reform
A packed auditorium gives Phil Donohue a standing ovation for his film A Body of War.
3,500 attendees discussed the corporatization of media at the National Conference on Media Reform in 2008. The Carney Group was there (with camera in tow) to learn about how media and public policy effects our clients and fellow citizens.
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All Hallows Eve
All Hallows Eve is number five in a series of Wacky Holiday emails from The Carney Group. So far, this has been the only holiday that is celebrated by more than a platoon of people and the recipients of our little e-blast.
Speaking of which, how would you like to be one of the lucky number who get a monthly copy of our e-newsletter? Just click on the picture above and sign up to get it in our delightful little missives in you email box every month.
Bad Poetry Day!
The Carney Group continues it's exploration of Wacky holidays with this month's celebration of Bad Poetry Day. Go to our Facebook page and take a look at the very bad submissions you sent us!
HELP US CELEBRATE FLOW 09'
Hey! Where did the photo galleries go?
We moved the photo galleries to http://www.carney.com/pats_blog.php
Look there for new photos and announcements about Pat's photography — Coming soon.
Get Obamafied!
Shepard Fairey's Obama HOPE poster impressed just about everyone, including the design community. Now, Paste Magazine invites you to be part of the mix. All you need is 5 minutes and a web cam or photo of yourself (or wife, or dog, etc). Pictured above is the Obamafied Carney Group namesake.
It takes more than well-written and designed ads to cause ripples in the market. Is this thinking out of the box? And does it have to be a box?
Happy New Year!
On our first workday of 2009, this video reminds us of how grateful we are to subsist on creativity.
How Magazine Recognizes a Poster by Matt Alvar
Our own Matt Alvar was featured in HOW Magazine's Self Promotion Design Annual as a Merit Award winner! His winning piece was a handmade interactive poster for an annual poker weekend with his buddies.
Matt's poster consisted of two pieces of paper glued on top of each other so that specific areas can be torn away to reveal additional debaucherous details.
Congratulations, Matt!
Heart of the Cities Event
On October 24, 2008, citizens from all over the Twin Cities gathered to celebrate outside in different locations with pot-luck picnics as part of the annual Heart of the City celebration.
big idea at ted
The hottest story in the blogosphere on the last day of February 2008 is Alisa Miller’s three minute presentation at the TED Conference. Designed by the Carney Group and scripted by Duffy Pearce, Ms. Miller, the President and C.E.O. of Public Radio International, delivered a presentation outlining why Americans are so uninformed about international news.
To support her hypothesis Alisa used maps produced by worldmapper.org that changed the apparent sizes of countries depending on the amount of news coverage delivered to the American public.