Check out Rapper Dru Vocal rapping about our own brand. While our team is 100% serious in developing and managing our clients’ marketing campaigns, we also appreciate things that make us smile. Check out his creative take on our brand below!

What kind of office environment do you work in? Is it casual or is it strict? A recent experiment by two Dutch designers explored the different kinds of work environments and how they affect how we actually work. The range of styles began as modern-chill—a bed to work in, a pet rabbit, and nontraditional desks. It slowly evolved to feature less color, movement sensors that could detect when a worker took a coffee break and warned them of their crime via a virtual boss. The interesting result of the experiment is that workers were more productive in the stringent atmosphere…

We are excited to announce our new marketing assistant, Chelsea. Chelsea is working with us part-time as she finishes up her degree at the University of Arkansas. Welcome to The Artist Evolution team!

We are casting for another regional/national TV commercial that is coming up in a few weeks. We are seeking "real" people - not models. Description: “Talent” will act as both “Associates” and “Customers” in a commercial shoot. Pay scale: flat $50 per talent. Date: The shoot date is Tuesday September 16th at a Fayetteville location. Time: frame is 2 PM start and finish at 4:30 PM. Client is looking for the following groups: Hispanic Family (With Kids) · Also Hispanic Young Male “Salesperson” · Also Hispanic 40+ Male or Female Asian Family (With Kids) Caucasian: · Young Male · 40 Plus Man · Young Female African…

  Don’t be tempted to think that ballet isn’t a sport. It may be more refined than say, football, but one view of Under Armour’s new ad will convince you that ballet is as grueling and time intensive as any “traditional” sport. The mega athletic brand took a decidedly new route with their advertising recently when they featured an American ballerina, Misty Copeland, displaying her athleticism and agility while motivating young athletes who have been told they aren’t good enough. The spot is the first in a series of ads that feature female athletes mastering their respective sports (skier Lindsey…