From the minds of HA

The interactive team recently took a quick field trip down the street to visit a record store that doesn't sell records

Listen all ya'll!

HA Seattle served up a sweet treat in honor of Valentine's Day today.

Is the dancer spinning clockwise or counterclockwise?

You know something is terribly wrong with the world when Aaron Robinson wears closed toes shoes.

Our relationship with technology is kinda messed up. Good thing there are experts.

The increasing ubiquity of personal technology devices and the proliferation of information are considered a plus by many consumers. But, how are marketers and partner agencies responding? How does a brand survive and remain relevant in today's inconstant media landscape?

A thought-provoking presentation by Hornall Anderson co-founder Jack Anderson provided a packed house with equal parts entertainment and inspiration as ADG Creative celebrated their 20th anniversary in style.

By offering courses at no charge, MIT is raising the bar in the world of online learning

Images from the Terence Conran Exhibition currently held at the design museum London. Exploring his unique impact on contemporary life in Britain. Through his own design work, and also through his entrepreneurial flair, Conran has transformed the British way of life.

We had real physicians tell us what it means to be a doctor — their motivations and challenges — and developed a campaign around their stories.

We're all back to work and our motion team could use a little help

Happy Holidays from Hornall Anderson

CEO Jack Anderson discusses Hornall Anderson's WHY factor.

Since our alliance with Hornall Anderson UK (formerly The Core), we have implemented our designer swap program. Our UK office relinquished one of its very own, Lara Ashworth, in exchange for Seattle’s talented (mistaken as quiet), David Phillips. Each spent three months with new colleagues in a new environment, working in a different way on a variety of challenging client work, and made new friends along the way. Read on for David's story. . .