September 2nd, 2010
WE ARE HERE
TO SAVE THE DAY!!!
Ok, so at Anoroc sometimes we work so hard and for so long that we need lots of coffee to keep us on our toes. While in this whirlwind of laborious handiwork we managed to take a little time out of our day to sing a song dedicated to all of our loyal and cherished clients.
“Mr. Trouble never hangs around, when he hears this mighty sound. Here I come to save the day, that means that Mighty Mouse is on the way!”
– Casey, Rachel, Deb, and Cindy
September 1st, 2010

I really like some of Hardee’s new copy. One TV spot spouts regarding biscuits “until you start craving month old frozen biscuits, we’ll keep making ‘em fresh”. Nice creative!
August 27th, 2010
After conjuring up such lust-worthy machines as the Aston Martin DB9 and the BMW Z8, Henrik Fisker is now CEO of his own startup, Fisker Automotive. He aims to rock the market with a gorgeous $90,000 plug-in hybrid and a business model that’s more Silicon Valley than Motown. Here at Anoroc we are a sexy blend of Vogue, cutting edge design, and thriftiness with a kiss of class; so this car fits right in. Fisker’s company is hoping to shake up the auto industry and prove eco-friendly cars can be as lustworthy as the finest luxury sedans. But Fisker is, first and foremost, a car nut, one whose highest ambition is to design cars that will be as beautiful 50 years from now as they are today. Kind of like us :)
Read More http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/07/henrik-fisker-design-gallery/#ixzz0xq321XPP
August 25th, 2010
As part of its campaign to raise awareness for Google Voice, the company is getting creative. Google wants to be like Anoroc and go retro with dozens of phone booths set to sweep the nation’s airports and colleges.
Sometime soon (likely before the end of the year), you’ll start seeing RED Google Voice phone booths in public venues.
The phone booths aren’t just for show though; they actually make phone calls that are powered by Internet connections, not by land lines!
August 25th, 2010
A new article in the NY Times Magazine has awed me again. This feature was about the advancement of women’s tennis. “Women have certainly never hit harder and not just on account of improved equipment. They’re stronger, bigger, faster, better trained and pushed above all by the example of the Williams sisters.” The interactive slideshow of entitled “Women Who Hit Hard” by Dewey Nicks is breathtaking. Not to mention the opening slide has amazing typography! One of my favorite photographs (the bottom one) is of Samantha Stosur of Australia, where Nicks captures the ball being absorbed by the racket. So cool.














