We’ve got a million ideas. This is the first of the first set. See the About: Legos section of the site for more information.

There is a short behind-the-scenes post on Andrew’s blog about how we did this shot. Even a short video.

Cheers to Tom Pounders for the use of his bitchin’ ‘69 Roadrunner!

This is the last in this series. (At least for now)

Andrew: We worked on a Valentine’s Day Project for Pure—Check my blog for the “before” version, sans boots, wings and goggles. It was great working with someone who so thoroughly understands what I need in order to make the post-work perfect. P.S. Props to Pure for getting the advertising mentioned in the news on all three networks, all the local papers as well as the WSJ and NYT. Amazing bit of PR, that.

David: Had the pleasure of working with the guys over at Pure last week on a little Valentine’s Day project for the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation. The production schedule on this one was so fast we barely had time to think. In a matter of four days starting on a Saturday, we street cast a number of babies, found the perfect props, photographed three adorable babies on Monday morning, made final selection, photographed the props while roughly compositing on set monday afternoon, spent over ten hours compositing and retouching on Tuesday and delivered the final image Wednesday morning. It was a blast to shoot and produce.

*This turnaround not typical. Do not try this at home. Consult with your accountant before attempting.

Produced and shot for R.W. Beck’s Annual Report over the course of a cold week in February. Four professional riders pretended to be warm in below-freezing weather in order to help us get this looking just right. Agency: Ripcord.