Chad Temples
That’s me. I’m him.
Once, I was driving home late at night on the back roads of rural Georgia, when out of nowhere a large black helicopter landed in the middle of a soybean field. A shadowy figure wearing nothing but a raccoon skin cap exited the aircraft and skipped like a schoolboy into the oak trees. I often wonder where he is now. Anyhoo!
I have a real soft spot for pristinely dumb ideas and fried soft-shell crabs. When I’m not working and also when I am, I spend my time raising three kids and tending to a growing collection of decrepit film cameras.
Wanna work together, or discuss the sublime perfection of the REM record Automatic for the People? Beep me.
Some things I’ve enjoyed lately:
︎Welcome to Pine Point
︎B*tch I’m Lugubrious
︎Judith Joy Ross
︎Blowback
︎Steven Segal SNL Supercut
Chad Temples
That’s me. I’m him.
Once, driving home late at night on the back roads of rural Georgia, I watched a large black helicopter land in the middle of a soybean field. A man wearing nothing but a raccoon skin cap exited the aircraft and skipped like a schoolboy into the darkness. I often wonder where he is now. Anyhoo!
I have a soft spot for pristinely dumb ideas and fried soft-shell crabs. When I’m not working and also when I am, I spend my time raising three kids and tending to a growing collection of decrepit film cameras.
Wanna work together, or discuss the sublime perfection of the REM record Automatic for the People?
Beep me.
Some things I’ve enjoyed lately:
︎Welcome to Pine Point
︎B*tch I’m Lugubrious
︎Judith Joy Ross
︎Blowback
︎Steven Segal SNL Supercut
A ig idea from urt’s ees
Climate change is causing bee colonies to disappear at an alarming rate. Burt’s Bees wanted to raise awareness about the problem, and spur action. Problem is: it’s a hard problem to see. So we disappeared a bee people would notice: the letter “b.” Starting with our iconic packaging. Then encouraged the whole of Twitter to lose the b’s from their tweets for a day. And planted a billion flowers in the process. I mean...illion.
Climate change is causing bee colonies to disappear at an alarming rate. Burt’s Bees wanted to raise awareness about the problem, and spur action. Problem is: it’s a hard problem to see. So we disappeared a bee people would notice: the letter “b.” Starting with our iconic packaging. Then encouraged the whole of Twitter to lose the b’s from their tweets for a day. And planted a billion flowers in the process. I mean...illion.
Client: Burt’s Bees
