Hi There.

Hello, I'm Sara Kuhs. (aka Sara Grunden-- I just got married and am changing my name so my identity is a little confused right now.)

I graduated from the VCU Adcenter (now known as the Brandcenter, to add to the identity issues) in 2004 and have been a copywriter at The Martin Agency (which has not recently changed its name) ever since.

I have been so fortunate to get a lot of experience on national brands like Hanes, Walmart, Miller, TLC, Ping and Geico. I've also enjoyed working on smaller brands like The Onion, Cruzan Rum, and Gifts In Kind.

I hope you enjoy my work and learn some fun things about me in the process!

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Moen Faucets

Kohler faucets are known for their beauty and artistic design. Delta faucets are known for the innovations. Moen wanted to own the idea that they are the faucet you can depend on. And with a lifetime guarantee, they really are. We wanted to give Moen a little edge with a slightly dark, slightly sarcastic campaign built on the idea that there is nothing in life you can depend on like a Moen. I wrote these little stories about people who are let down by somebody in their lives, but at least their Moen faucet will always be there. This was such a fun campaign to work on. I love the subtlety and the way it hints at a bigger story. I think it's honest and funny and even a little mean all at once. Unfortunately, although Moen loved this campaign they chose to go with another that would appeal to an international audience as well. 
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We also created a cool outdoor board that would prompt people to text in what is undependable in their lives. Those submissions would then scroll through on the board. 

(CD: Brian Collins, ACDs: Amy Elkin, Anne Marie Hite, AD: Jenny Liu)

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