Breaking and Entering Advertising
Breaking into advertising feels like pulling off a grand heist. So, we live to share the stories and advice of those who are rocking it in the industry to help the next generation of ad talent. Every segment and extension Breaking and Entering creates is designed to reduce the barriers people face to getting a job in creative communications.
Stuff About Advertising
Ashley Rutstein tackles ads, agency life, career and copy tips.
@himynameismatthew TikTok account
@himynameismatthew is a TikTok account featuring incredibly unorthodox uses of technology presented in an informative and friendly manner. Technology is often presented as something that is exclusive, kept from those not in the know. But it doesn’t have to be unreachable and boring—you can be creative with it. @himynameismatthew is a chance to show that […]
NomadicWeekenders
Through our love of natural places and creating content, we started a YouTube channel that has ballooned into a full blown business over the last few years. At Nomadic Weekenders , we create and post video vlogs to show our friends and followers how dope nature really can be. Titles include Best Dog Friendly Hikes […]
Reviews Of Love
There are more Asian restaurants in America than McDonalds, KFCs, Pizza Huts and Taco Bells combined. So we’re spreading our message at a place everyone will see – online reviews of Asian restaurants. There are now 100s of restaurant reviews live on Yelp, Tripadvisor and Google Reviews, where we turned restaurant reviews into […]
Voting Art – ?? Free-to-use, non-partisan art intended to help spread the vote. ??
Being born in South Africa and being on a Visa, I can’t vote in the US.
A few months before the 2020 presidential election, I started the instagram account @votingart with my friend Aurèlie Diaz (who is French and cannot vote either).
We created, commissioned and gathered over 130 pieces of non-partisan and free-to-use art from the most talented artists – all with the sole intention to encourage and spread the vote.
The Bashful Boys
Have you ever seen a pug in a Halloween costume? It’s cute—but it’s also very, very sad. They look ashamed. Defeated. Embarrassed. For this portrait series, I aimed to portray a few of today’s (seemingly shameless) political figures in an unfamiliar emotional state: that of a pug squeezed into a polyester unicorn straight jacket.
ReadDaSign
This is a side project that I created for my own amusement.
Bio:
Subtly making signs funnier.
Join the fun #ReadDaSign
a pretty garbage year
Last year, we all saw countless pieces of discarded PPE strewn about, on sidewalks, in the street, in the grocery store, in elevators. Everywhere. But did we all take pictures of them and share them on the IG? Well, I did. And here they are in all their disgusting glory. Check it out here
The Last True @officerockstar TikTok Account
The term ‘rock star’ is under attack. Once reserved for a free-spirited, god-like musician/connoisseur of the trashed hotel room; now more commonly refers to an obedient achiever/social strategist.
