Q4:05 Newsletter
Pop Culture Updates
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Community Involvement:
Pop Art announces a second year of partnership with the Saturday Academy's ASE program. This summer's ASE intern worked in the programming department. Last summer's ASE intern / resident wunderkind helped design the Saturday Academy web site, and returned to Pop Art for a brief stint before going off to college. The ASE program provides overachieving 9th-11th graders with real world experience in the technology and science industries.
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Justin Garrity, Pop Art’s Creative Director, will serve as Interactive Marketing Chair for the Oregon Chapter of the American Marketing Association. Justin follows in the footsteps of Pop Art’s former VP of Sales and Marketing, Aaron Tersteeg, and continues the long-standing relationship between Pop Art and the AMA.
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New Clients and Projects:
Pop Art continued to build its flourishing relationship with Carrier Corporation and announced that it was selected to completely re-design web sites for Carrier and Bryant brands. The new web sites will improve Carrier's ability to provide information and support to customers, dealers, and distributors world-wide.
Pop Art also expanded its relationships with SelecTrucks (the used truck division of Freightliner), Louisiana-Pacific Corporation, and Leatherman Tool Group.
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Launches and Project Completions:
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Louisiana-Pacific
Pop Art proudly announced the launch of a new web site for Lousisana-Pacific Corporation. The site features powerful new tools such as a literature binder and image server allowing users to customize their web site experience. New interactive features add to LP's strengthened brand presence and immerse visitors in LP's diverse catalog of products.
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U Threads
Pop Art announced the launch of the new U Threads web site. The new site features a complex e-commerce system, for which Pop Art’s programmers created a highly functional system which effectively organizes (and sells) the huge range of products in the U Threads catalog.
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Freightliner Corporate
Pop Art is thrilled to announce the launch of the new Freightliner Corporate web site. The new web site features a host of improvements, including easier navigation and an improved media room. Several new visual elements such as a homepage photo collage and interactive timeline add to the site's interactivity. The new web site is the latest product of a long relationship between Freightliner and Pop Art Inc.
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Freightliner Trucks
Pop Art is proud to announce the launch of the new Freightliner Trucks web site. The new web site takes Freightliner’s “Run Smart” campaign and turns it into a visceral interactive experience which immerses the viewer in the Run Smart brand, showing off the drama and power of Freightliner’s trucks. Also added is a new dealer locator utility. With this launch, Freightlinertrucks.com continues to demonstrate the talent, innovation and outstanding strategic vision of the Pop Art Team.
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Hotel Max
Pop Art announced the launch of the Hotel Max web site. The site reflects the hotel’s art house theme and features the work of many of the same artists on display throughout the hotel’s hallways and guest rooms.
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Brentwood & Associates Site
Pop Art announced the launch of the Brentwood Associates web site. The new site features a sleek and professional design to compliment the clear, simple layout which explains Brentwood's investment strategy, and provides an extensive portfolio of current as well as past investments.
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TruthQuest Seminary
Pop Art announced the launch of the TruthQuest Seminary web site. TruthQuest was developed by Western Seminary and the new website features a bright and lively design which will appeal to the target audience.
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