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Recycle Content?

(Original Andy Warhol Film) (Branded Film) Recycle Content? It's a strategy that has paid large dividends for the hip hop industry. With a plethora of YouTube movies, I'm surprised more brands do not edit existing viral films. It's an experimental idea that may hit a home run. Surf's Up! Last year, a YouTube user posted an edited Andy Warhol commercial that featured a Quiksilver surfboard (see films above ) . Although the movie has only received 10 thousand views (to date) and not gone viral (over 1 million views) , the editing allowed Quiksilver to creatively market to an established audience, Andy Warhol fans. Each time a YouTube user searches "Andy Warhol," he or she has a chance of discovering Quiksilver's commercial. The film is naturally discovered and reflective of the user's interests. I feel the strategy of recycling content can be replicated by an array of companies, especially for newer brands seeking to create awareness and interest. Alt...

"...because doing something the wrong way, always opens doors"

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(Andy Warhol, portrait by Tiner). Warhol once remarked,"doing something the wrong way, always opens doors." From questioning the meaning of art to exploring various media, Warhol enjoyed challenging tradition. In less then one month, I'm going to have an exhibit at the LA Mart . I've taken a complete 180 from displaying my coastal imagery and plan on exhibiting something fresh, unique and original that has never been publicly displayed ...because "doing something the wrong way, always opens doors."

Thank you.

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(Alexa's current ranking of this blog) " I am a deeply superficial person. " -Andy Warhol Thank You! I'm excited that this blog's ranking continues to increase. I look forward to sharing more. Cheers.

Exploding Randomness Inevitable

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Expanding upon Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable , I started a Facebook group called Exploding Randomness Inevitable , which will convey a series of multimedia artwork and complete randomness. Unlike other Facebook groups that heavily recruit members, I'm allowing this newly group to grow organically. I started the group last week and so far there are over 200 members. The size is not important to me, just the content posted by the members. I'm encouraging members to upload their own artwork, videos, photographs, ideas and add to the exploding randomness of this new media social experiment. S o far these are my personal favorites additions, added by members: Chaos theory -- The behavior of certain dynamical systems whose state evolves with time may exhibit dynamics that are highly sensitive to initial conditions (aka: butterfly effect). As a result of this sensitivity, which manifests itself as an exponential growth of perturbations in the initial conditions, the b...

Giving Andy Warhol, Coldplay and Lauren Conrad a Run For the Roses

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( My blog's Internet traffic ranking, 116,441 most popular site in the United States, according to Alexa ) Think you are the only one who reads this blog? ...Think again! A special thanks for your interest in my fine art , creative brand strategy and thoughts . As of today, I'm excited that this blog is the 116,441 most popular website in the United States (according to Alexa ). You may be thinking or wondering ...Sean how did you figure that out? Sean, you have too much time on your hands ...Or that sounds great, but how does that compare to other websites? ...Well lets take a look. Coldplay is releasing an album soon and their US ranking is 32,929. Lauren Conrad has MTV's most popular TV show and her US ranking is 38,341. Andy Warhol is a global legend and his US ranking is 107,521. ...And mine is 116,441. I have not spent a dime to advertise this blog ( as of today) . ...I'm only investing my time in the power of Web 2.0 . So thanks again for your interest. I l...