“The Stalls” makes this week’s Creativity Top 5.

Last week we launched a new project that I forgot to tell you about. Pete and TJ, the two guys that love Sonic so much, are starring in an episodic campaign entitled The Stalls that is tied to and airs exclusively during MTV’s The Hills on Monday nights.

The campaign should be pretty interesting and entertaining to many because it delves into a side of Pete and TJ that is never seen during the course of the regular Sonic commercials. And of course, since it’s tied closely to The Hills, you can be sure that drama is the newest thing on Sonic’s menu.

I designed the site, the Facebook fan page and created the graphics for the television spots.

Today I am proud to say that our campaign was chosen as part of Creativity Magazine’s weekly podcast, Creativity Top 5!

Check out the campaign. I’m sure it will leave some lingering questions in your mind over the next few weeks that you’ll have to tune in to have answered.

This entry was posted on Tuesday, October 7th, 2008 at 12:02 pm and is filed under Barkley, Design, Interweb, Mograph, Television .

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