3 Responses to “Lucky Dog Creative”

• Jan Rossi November 19, 2010 Reply to

  All the comments so far are great feedback. I myself love the color orange….so I am sad to see it is gone. Maybe a hint or touch of orange on the new card for continuity.

  also I think the word “agency” is old school (er, I am 50 so…….) but there are times when you use the term Lucky Dog Creative and then you say ad agency. I like the tag “a new breed of ad agency” but again, not sold on the term “agency” I know the word “tribe” is popular now…..is that too obvious?

  If you like these designs I would really tighten things up before you went mainstream…use these ideas here….and put your own mark on it too…

  overall very awesome job!

  Jan

• Ryan Toyota November 10, 2010 Reply to

  Am I the only one who finds this wrong? Yes, the new cards turned out great, but if you’re a creative agency, you should be designing your own cards. When I see a business card for a design firm or creative agency, I use that as a judge of their creative ability, as I assume they must have had the skill to design their own logo and cards if they’re offering that service to others.

  Great work Michael, you’ve done an awesome job, but I think that just makes it worse. I don’t see anything they’ve done on their website with the level of creativity found on these cards, and if I hired them based on these cards, I would expect that they would be able to deliver this type of creativity. I personally find it very unethical for design companies to be marketing themselves with someone else’s design.

• Bonnie November 10, 2010 Reply to

  Lucky Dog needs to decide on its branding. What is the name of the company? I see up to five possible brands on a single card: Madison Ave, Main St, lucky dog, Advertising on Command, and I couldn’t figure out why their website was creative.com . . . All this before I read the blurb and found out the real name of the company. I hate to disagree with Moo, but rethink this one. Now, is that luckydogcreative.com?

• Erin Neathery October 26, 2010 Reply to

  Lucky Dog Creative is a very busy, rapidly growing, new breed of ad agency. While we’re busy doing amazing ad campaigns for the Phoenix Mercury and Phoenix Coyotes, building the HARO website, branding and raising awareness for EmpowHER.com and other big names, it’s hard to find time for our own promotion. When Moo announced the Business Card Project, we had to take a shot at it, and we love the results. Michael has a great career ahead of him. We love Moo and use them frequently. You should too!