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This spotted-dog is the brand mascot of PINK, the Victoria’s Secret line of clothing and lingerie that is marketed to college age (and younger) ladies. He’s pretty cute.
In dimmer light, you can see that this little guy really lights up!
Photographed in the window of the Victoria’s Secret store at the corner of Broadway and Prince Street in NYC.
Hey what’s up. Have you seen those Xifaxan commercials with the little animated wad of intestines? Whenever I see that commercial, I want to barf, because he is made to personify diarrhea. Hilariously, I recently found out that the Intestines Man is actually called Gut Guy, and — surprise! — he was created by an artist whom I actually know in real life: Jim McKenzie. Actually, Jim is not the sole creator of Gut Guy, but he contributed in the design process, which was a group effort with his team at Aardman Nathan Love!
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For a food blogger, there is no better way to kick off the summer in style than with the three-day tour de force that is the Summer Fancy Food Show, which took over Manhattan’s massive Javits Center in its entirety from June 28th to 30th. With over 5,000 exhibitors from around the globe, Summer Fancy Food is the most exciting Specialty Foods product showcasing event of the year for restaurant owners, gourmet vendors, and foodies alike!
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Photographed by Gail at the Summer Fancy Food Show, Javits Center
Mr. Knobs is a Human Ginger Root who is the Mascot/Chief Brand Ambassador for The Ginger People, a company that makes candy, beverages and other food products containing ginger. Visit them at This Link.
Hey, how cute is this little guy? Look at that tongue, will you? Amazing. You know what? The Anteater is actually the mascot for the college I graduated from about a million years ago, UC Irvine. Anyway, I know the caption on this video says that the Anteater is drinking wine, but it’s really just apple-cranberry juice, so don’t get your panties in a wad or anything.