Rain or shine, baby. Rain or shine.
It was a wet ride in this morning. What you can’t see is the pool of water forming at Karl’s feet or the socks he had to wring out. That’s dedication.
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It was a wet ride in this morning. What you can’t see is the pool of water forming at Karl’s feet or the socks he had to wring out. That’s dedication.
Today, the CK crew went to photograph our client’s grandmother for a citywide postcard. She was most likely the nicest grandmother you’ll ever meet, but our task was to make her as angry as possible. Check out the transformation.
Watch out, Portland!
We talk about localness and sustainability and now for the third year, we got to eat our words. Tasty words they were this year too. We’re talking about the third annual CK 100-Mile Potluck. For those who missed it, the idea is to cook something up that uses as many ingredients grown and processed within 100 miles of CK headquarters.
The CK gang loaded up two suites at PGE park. Friends and family were invited for food, drinks and baseball. Normally cedar plank salmon might seem a little highbrow for baseball, but this wasn’t just baseball.
Just wrapped one of three new short :15 sec spots for Clean Rivers and Streams. Each features an action (or inaction) that’s harmful to our rivers. This one’s about making the connection between washing our cars at home and where all that soap and grime goes.