Our ad is a parody of a tourism ad for historic sites in Virginia. It’s placed somewhere around the 1930s-1940s (after the sites I mentioned would’ve opened) and the main thing about this ad that is supposed to place it in time (outside of the things I mentioned being open) is the racism and Virginia-centrism. …
Credits:
Kaine Beaumont: Betty, Thomas, and Advertising man
Abigail Fuller: Virginia
HCC Desk: Door
This ad was done in the style of a Kitchenaid mixer ad from post-war 1940s.
Picture: http://www.jitterbuzz.com/indmix.html
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Sponsored by KitchenAid™ This ad was done in the style of radio drama’s of the 1940s for a KitchenAid™ stand mixer. CreditsAbigail Fuller – VirginiaDesk – FoleyKaine Beaumont – Advertiser, Betty Joyce, Thomas Citations. Image: Morra, Frank. Retro Kitchen Mixers. Accessed February 26, 2025. http://www.jitterbuzz.com/indmix.html. Music: The Ice Cream Booth (Live) Ziv Grinberg from Artlist: … Continue reading New episode of Love in the cupboard [Radio Ad] →
This project was a blast to make with Jack, Killian, and me. We spent a lot of time doing voice recordings and editing them. Although fiction, we mentioned the real WRVA radio station as the station which broadcasted this hilarious production.
Our key inspiration was radio dramas from the 30’s , with a southern twist! Introducing ” Ace’ Malone , Private Eye, our fictional detective drama, set in the underbelly of Richmond in 1934. It’s about a detective soliving crimes in style. We think you’ll find the sponsor of this programm quite humorous. This is a […]
Sources: Music and Sound Effects from Pixabay.com:“Old Radio Sound” by Tissman. https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/old-radio-noise-46734/.“Door Knocking and Opening” by PTL_Joe. https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/door-knocking-and-opening-240831/. “Dark Bar” by cubercutie. https://pixabay.com/music/traditional-jazz-dark-bar-7386/. All other sound effects, music, voice acting, etc created by Ava and Oliver or the DKC’s podcast studio. Ad Inspiration:Goff, S.B. and Son’s Company, S.B Goff’s Magic Oil Liniment, ca. 1900, bottle […]
For our previous assignments we had to make cave paintings of modern products, and present them to the class. For my paintings, I chose Doritos and an anti-depressant. It was very fun trying to showcase just what precisely these products are meant for, provided that cave paintings, while beautiful in their own right, are very […]
I enjoyed working on communicating ideas through cave paintings. I don’t have much experience with drawing, but cave paintings are a format where more simplistic drawings fit in. I tried to replicate the style of other cave paintings, using humans, bulls, and birds as references for parts of the advertisements. The first advertisement I made …
The assignment itself was very fun to do as not many history projects allow for creativity. However, once beginning the
For my cave pictograph pictures, I chose Jiffy Pop popcorn and Sharpie permanent markers. I selected modern inventions that cave dwellers could use independently of other modern items, making their functions and implementations easy to understand. For the Jiffy Pop (popcorn), I illustrated the process of a caveman starting a… Read more“Pictograph Reflection”