3 Advertising - Three Advertising - Albuquerque, New Mexico

Moon Pies

A not-so-healthy addition to the 3 snack bar. You know, like the astronauts eat.

Mars or Westside?

Setting up for a recent TV shoot. Is that Viking 1 parked off to the right?

Picture Day

Our architect, Mark Baker, came by to get some shots of his work. The place cleans up pretty well. Thanks for providing inspiration, Mark.

Sky Lounge

Amy, Meaghan and Chris enjoy the view from the rooftop deck. Which, incidentally, does not exist.

Yule Bowl and Like it

The 3 holiday bowling tournament/cheap-beer-athon '08. See how we rolled our way into the semis.

Shake and Bake

Brian Costanzo, car fan and husband of account manager extraordinaire, Meaghan, preps his chariot for next season. Note decal shout-out.

Balloonatics

The 2008 Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta gets underway, overhead.

Mime is money

Thanks to everyone who came to our open house/side show. Hope you had as much fun as we did.

Beverage, anyone?

A random sampling of a morning's (or previous night's) fluid intake.

Street cred

Mel comes to work in her '74 Ford, becomes instantly cooler than all of us.

Black Velvet

Attempting to revive old school flavor, Tim decorates his office with a few '60s era black velvet paintings.

Production makeover

The production area gets a new entrance. Any resemblance to a saloon is purely coincidental.

Forty under 40

Chris Moore makes this year's New Mexico Business Weekly list, gets nice haircut.

So this horse goes to the doctor

Account Manager Meaghan Costanzo is buying a new horse. First step? A quick check-up.

Field trip

Friday, February 22. Students from UNM and the Art Center stop by, are subliminally recruited.

Explore the space

January 14, first day in our new office. Network, email and phones working. Thank you, Gary Smith.

Entrepreneur Dude

Our Old Guys Rule client Thom Hill gets some love from this month's Entrepreneur Magazine.

Wait for it

Photographer and friend Michael Barley directs a set-up on a recent shoot for Nob Hill Bar & Grill.

Death Star nearly operational

Construction is underway at our new offices on the second floor of the REI building.

Name the mascot

An alternative logo for the agency is suggested by our friend Tom Pedriks.

Good luck, Tate

Our intern Tate Strickland heads back to American University. We call first dibs when he graduates.

Little Tucker

Chris's dog Tucker, shown actual size.

Rollin’

Account Manager Meaghan Costanzo and her husband Brian bought this '51 Chrysler Windsor and plan to restore it. The car started right up, even with the original motor.

That guy

Our friend Tom Pedriks directs a photo shoot in the Virgin Islands.

Keep calm, carry on

A British WWII-era morale poster, new to our lobby. Simple and enduring.

40 under Forty

Tim is named as one of New Mexico Business Weekly's 40 under Forty. His hair, however, is 56.

Where’s Lonnie

Our friend-slash-international man of mystery Lonnie Anderson is on a tour of the Middle East. Hold off on the collect calls, Mr. Anderson.

Interstate “3”

A funky little trend is happening here at the home office: Folks giving us random “3” paraphernalia. Here’s a huge sign from our friend Anna Brown.

A friend in Forbes

It's official. Agency friend (and father of our Old Guys Rule client) Al Hill is an investment guru. See the Forbes article here.

Product placement

The Land Rover line-up makes an appearance at the 40 under Forty party.

Apple in Albuquerque

ABQ's first Apple store opened today, November 1st. We were there with our ancient Polaroid camera.

40 under Forty

Ever since Sam made it on to this year’s New Mexico Business Weekly 40 under Forty list, there's been something different about him.

Remodeling

You know that saying, “don't try this at home”? How come you never hear, “don't try this at the office”?

Hidden talents

Senior Art Director Mike Penn did this digital painting for his dad, who is an aviation enthusiast. The plane is a P-47 Thunderbolt, circa WWII.

Expanding again

Paint is good. Paint fumes, not so good. Here, Tim illustrates the utility of the new pass-through hole we put into the expanded space.

Friends and freelancers

These are our friends Lonnie and Lisa who have helped us over the past year. Excellent creatives and great people.

We took these photos with an old Polaroid camera that we goof around with. Our building was not on fire.

(Our first) Worldwide Headquarters

Our first assignment in the summer of 2005 was to re-brand the office space we found. To boldly take the place known as 8220 La Mirada from 1978 to at
least 1981.

Every time we landed a client, we bought some furniture and a plant or two. Here's where we left off before we moved into bigger digs.

Moon Pies

Mars or Westside?

Picture Day

Sky Lounge

Yule Bowl and Like it

Shake and Bake

Balloonatics

Mime is money

Beverage, anyone?

Street cred

Black Velvet

Production makeover

Forty under 40

So this horse goes to the doctor

Field trip

Explore the space

Entrepreneur Dude

Wait for it

Death Star nearly operational

Name the mascot

Good luck, Tate

Little Tucker

Rollin’

That guy

Keep calm, carry on

40 under Forty

Where’s Lonnie

Interstate “3”

A friend in Forbes

Product placement

Apple in Albuquerque

40 under Forty

Remodeling

Hidden talents

Expanding again

Friends and freelancers

(Our first) Worldwide Headquarters

TOY BOX ARCHIVES

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