Alias Creative Group

11/30/2020

Should get a Clio!

01/30/2018

The state of proofreading is bigly sad.

Tickets to the president's Tuesday address originally called it the State of the "Uniom," not "Union."

12/07/2017

[Insert clever comment here]

For the wrong reason.

11/24/2017

It's all about the presentation.

In this fun series of photos titled Thanksgiving Special, San Francisco-based artist Hannah Rothstein imagines Thanksgiving dinners as plated by famous artists throughout history. Gravy, corn, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce, and even the plate itself is used as a medium for edible artworks in

11/18/2017

The customer is always . . . inspiring.

Frustrated by stupid client criticism, Irish graphic designers Mark Shanley and Paddy Treacy decided to turn their favorite worst feedback into posters. The guys worked together on so-called Sharp Suits series with a team of other ad creatives, designers, animators, directors, illustrators and more,...

10/05/2017

Does this design reflect a healthy ambiguity or simply send out mixed signals?

09/14/2017

Applauding a graphic designer who puts substance on equal footing with style.

"When I saw the post I was just in frickin' shock." Graphic designer Katherine Young shows Girls' Life what their magazine cover should look like.

08/31/2017

Client: Tom Russell

Project: “Folk Hotel”

Alias Creative Group suggested the title of the album, designed the packaging of the CD and the companion lyric book, provided editing and post-production for the promotional video, serviced DJs with promotional copies, and submitted the album for consideration in several Grammy® categories.

The album/book can be purchased through fronterarecords.com.

Tom Russell talks about his upcoming new CD, “Folk Hotel,” due out September 8, 2017. Pre-Order Audio CD/Lyric Book (North America): http://fronterarecords.c...

07/30/2017

A key idea in public relations.

Distractify is a leading entertainment company in the mobile era.

07/26/2017

Eyes and beholders.

Thoughts and beliefs held by groups of people aren’t always all that great, and they can sometimes skew the truth into unjust prejudices.

03/17/2017

Let's eat grandma!

An appeals court ruling on Monday was a victory for truck drivers and punctuation pedants.