 General Mills is reembracing the simplicity of another advertising age with the release of throwback cereal box designs.  But it would be foolish to assume their mission is anything less than to lure hungry kids into the cult of branding. Photoshop might be the Devil's plaything but Madison Ave is assuredly the highway to sugar-coated hell.
General Mills is reembracing the simplicity of another advertising age with the release of throwback cereal box designs.  But it would be foolish to assume their mission is anything less than to lure hungry kids into the cult of branding. Photoshop might be the Devil's plaything but Madison Ave is assuredly the highway to sugar-coated hell.
Monday, March 09, 2009
Tricks are for Kids
 General Mills is reembracing the simplicity of another advertising age with the release of throwback cereal box designs.  But it would be foolish to assume their mission is anything less than to lure hungry kids into the cult of branding. Photoshop might be the Devil's plaything but Madison Ave is assuredly the highway to sugar-coated hell.
General Mills is reembracing the simplicity of another advertising age with the release of throwback cereal box designs.  But it would be foolish to assume their mission is anything less than to lure hungry kids into the cult of branding. Photoshop might be the Devil's plaything but Madison Ave is assuredly the highway to sugar-coated hell.

 
 
 
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