It's colossal! Sometimes things just hit me. Sometimes they are the most annoying things in the world. And, like a train wreck, I just can't look away.
Apparently that's how I feel about the Big Top Cupcake. Doesn't everyone have the need for a cupcake 25 times larger than a typical cupcake? This is cracking me up and I can't stop going to the web site. Maybe it's the night owl inside me who likes the occasional over-marketed, uber-hyped, steroid-laden informercial madness.
I don't know which feature I actually like the best: that it is 25 times larger (or 25% larger, according to the ad shown here) than a standard cupcake, that you can pack it full of pudding, that it is supposedly valued at $55 or that in this online ad the cupcake looks larger than the woman—as though it wouldn't fit in an oven (even in two pieces). You better believe this man-eating cupcake would make one heck of an unforgettable party! Wow.
I know you'll all want to order this before next year's pink tree/monumental cupcake party, so check it out before it's gone and crank the volume on the sweet video here.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Shopping for the Green
Just a few days ago was my fantastic holiday open house with "Pastries, Pinot & the Pink Tree." I am so thrilled that so many of you were able to make it and share a drink and some good times with us. Before I share more about the party, I have to pass along some recent work to all of you.
Since we now find ourselves at holiday shopping time, I want to make sure you check out one of my incredible clients based in Lakeland, Florida. Kristin's company, down2earth, sells earth-friendly products and gifts (and I just love the
Tagua Rainbow Necklace , by the way--hint, hint). Kristin's logo was so much fun to create with her vision and I wanted to make sure all of you get to see it as well as check out her great store at www.down2earthstore.com.
Happy shopping!
Since we now find ourselves at holiday shopping time, I want to make sure you check out one of my incredible clients based in Lakeland, Florida. Kristin's company, down2earth, sells earth-friendly products and gifts (and I just love the
Tagua Rainbow Necklace , by the way--hint, hint). Kristin's logo was so much fun to create with her vision and I wanted to make sure all of you get to see it as well as check out her great store at www.down2earthstore.com.
Happy shopping!
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