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Frank & Oak: Self-Promo Ad Concept
Frank & Oak: Self-Promo Ad Concept
Loeb Supermarket (Metro) Radio Spots
Loeb_Holiday Feast_Radio Spot_1 Loeb_Holiday Feast_Radio Spot_2 Radio Spots created for Loeb Supermarket (Metro) Holiday Season Event. Agency: Publicis BCP Director/Copywriter: Robert Kramberger
‘Tomato/Tomaaato’: Oil on Canvas 30″ x 40″
‘Tomato/Tomaaato’: Oil on Canvas 30″ x 40″ The colours explode in a frenzy of reds and yellows in this display at the Jean Talon-Market in Montreal’s Little Italy neighbourhood. FromContinue reading‘Tomato/Tomaaato’: Oil on Canvas 30″ x 40″
‘A Warm Hearth’: Oil on Canvas 16″ x 16″
‘A Warm Hearth’: Oil on Canvas 16″ x 16″
Van Gogh meets Monet: A conversation
‘Van Gogh Meets Monet‘: Concept, Text, Art Direction, Set-up, Background Painting (‘Country Road, PEI’), Photography: Robert Kramberger (Van Gogh, Monet Figures: “Little Thinkers” series, The Unemployed Philosophers Guild) Imagine if theseContinue readingVan Gogh meets Monet: A conversation
‘Cuppa Warmth’: Oil on Canvas 16″ x 20″
‘Cuppa Warmth’: Oil on Canvas 16″ x 20″
Social Media: Creating Effective Communications Content (Past, Present and Future)
Social Media: Creating Effective Communications Content (Past, Present and Future) By Robert Kramberger, Marketing-Communication Consultant, Copywriter “Corporate Communication”, in the traditional sense, comprised of information provided by companies for anContinue readingSocial Media: Creating Effective Communications Content (Past, Present and Future)
Pricing a Painting, Inch by Inch
‘Tugboat: Pictou, N.S.’ 2014 – Oil on Canvas, 24” x 30” The price? How much is this painting really worth and how in the world did the artist come upContinue readingPricing a Painting, Inch by Inch
Commas: mostly misunderstood, often misused.
Commas: mostly misunderstood, often misused. I will not dwell too much on technical rules at this time (“Oxford comma”, anyone?), although knowing the basic rules will prove handy. The comma’sContinue readingCommas: mostly misunderstood, often misused.