Wednesday, December 03, 2008
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1 comment:
Rob Reger and his team of artists have created nothing but outstanding product for young girls. From books to comics to tees, Emily the Strange has given people the chance to show that its totally okay to be different. They show a dedication that runs a hell-of-a-lot deeper than just making a tee. There is a dedication to be a positive leader for young girls worldwide.
A dedication that is not seen with the millions of other companies out there. You think Paul Frank gives a message of strength and courage for young girls? Do you think Barbie does anything more than market research of what's hip and cool to lure girls into the same plastic world so many try do escape? Cosmic debris/ Emily the Strange create quite possibly the most creative designs I have ever seen in a young adult character. They are a company that actually cares and WANTS to make a difference with what they do. If this isn't obvious than for sure, you must be blind.
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