Comments on: Read My Mind By Reading My Bookmarks http://bradmccall.com/blog/2006/12/22/read-my-mind-by-reading-my-bookmarks/ Branding, Usability, and Random Thoughts (Not quite so daily) Mon, 21 Jun 2010 12:48:29 -0600 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Jeff Fisher LogoMotives http://bradmccall.com/blog/2006/12/22/read-my-mind-by-reading-my-bookmarks/comment-page-1/#comment-819 Jeff Fisher LogoMotives Sat, 30 Dec 2006 17:37:58 +0000 http://bradmccall.com/blog/2006/12/22/read-my-mind-by-reading-my-bookmarks/#comment-819 Well, you just told me about the Advertising Icon Museum. How cool! The American Advertising Museum was located in Portland until it closed. I wonder if the Icon Museum got some of its collection when it was sold off. Oh, and the Moonstruck Chocolate factory is located near my house. Every once in a while my friend Lisa and I wander over, slobber on the window above the packaging assembly line, and treat ourselves to a few chocolates. Sandstrom Design created the Moonstruck logo and I've seen it published in quite a few design annuals. Steve Sandstrom and I were at the University of Oregon at the same time. In fact, we both worked at the Oregon Daily Emerald (the daily college newspaper). Steve was the editorial cartoonist and I was the paper's advertising designer. I still have one of Steve's original cartoons. Thanks for the mentions! Well, you just told me about the Advertising Icon Museum. How cool! The American Advertising Museum was located in Portland until it closed. I wonder if the Icon Museum got some of its collection when it was sold off.

Oh, and the Moonstruck Chocolate factory is located near my house. Every once in a while my friend Lisa and I wander over, slobber on the window above the packaging assembly line, and treat ourselves to a few chocolates.

Sandstrom Design created the Moonstruck logo and I’ve seen it published in quite a few design annuals. Steve Sandstrom and I were at the University of Oregon at the same time. In fact, we both worked at the Oregon Daily Emerald (the daily college newspaper). Steve was the editorial cartoonist and I was the paper’s advertising designer. I still have one of Steve’s original cartoons.

Thanks for the mentions!

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