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Julie Prendiville Roux
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Writer, Communication Arts
Los Angeles
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By Julie Prendiville Roux| Communication Arts Verified When Grit Advertising and Design founder and creative director Sean Topping describes his agency’s approach to projects, he uses the word scrappy. A lot. Scrappy may well be an apt synonym for grit, or at least a defining characteristic. Founder and creative director Sean Topping. In one example of scrappy behavior, Grit took on a social assignment for Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. and turned it into a TV spot.
By Julie Prendiville Roux| Communication Arts Verified Apparently, there are red people and green people. At least that’s so in New Mexico when it comes to chiles and the flavorful sauces blended from them. Red is smoky and heavy-handed in a comfort food sort of way, while green tangs up, citrusy. Meant to smother delicious regional fare, like carne adovada, chile rellenos and Frito pie, they add a regional air. At restaurants, servers ask which you prefer, because, again, you are either red or green. © Chris Corrie. Jodi Corrie, producer.
By Julie Prendiville Roux| Communication Arts Verified When Grit Advertising and Design founder and creative director Sean Topping describes his agency’s approach to projects, he uses the word scrappy. A lot. Scrappy may well be an apt synonym for grit, or at least a defining characteristic. Founder and creative director Sean Topping. In one example of scrappy behavior, Grit took on a social assignment for Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. and turned it into a TV spot.
Company Info
Communication Arts
Communication Arts (CA) is the largest international trade journal of visual communication, established in 1959. Based in Menlo Park, California, it was founded by Richard Coyne and Robert Blanchard and is currently edited by Patrick Coyne. Originally named the Journal of Commercial Art, it was the first U.S. magazine printed using offset lithography. The company publishes six issues annually, covering topics such as graphic design, advertising, photography, illustration, typography, and interactive media. It also hosts six creative competitions in these fields. Communication Arts manages two websites, including creativehotlist.com, which connects talent with companies and services. The company enjoys a strong online presence, attracting over 90,000 distinct monthly visitors. Additionally, Communication Arts is linked to the Richard and Jean Coyne Family Foundation, a non-profit that supports young people from economically disadvantaged backgrounds by funding their education in art-related fields.
Midwest, United States
+1 650-326-6040
Founded: 1959