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Introducing… Turtlebird Books!
November 19, 2021After more than a year and a half in planning and production, I’m very pleased to announce the official launch…
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Hunter’s Dry new campaign line and concept: “Hold My Hunters”, for WPP Team Liquid South Africa
August 1, 2020During 2019 and early 2020, I was brought onboard by WPP Team Liquid South Africa to work on the launch…
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Business Day “Understand Your Country” TVC Campaign, for OwenKessel
December 19, 2018I’m exceedingly proud to have conceptualised and written these three TV ads for Business Day in 2013. Together with my…
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Gord Laws Radio Advertising Samples Collection (circa 2016)
July 10, 2017A handy collection of just a few of the radio ads I’ve written over the years. Like many creatives who’ve…
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A Manatee Called Steve
March 19, 2017In a land knowns as Florida, Far, far away,There lived beasts of pleasure,Who chilled out the whole day.No one could…
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Gord Laws Archive: “King of the Fat Guys” (Men’s Health), 2013 PICA-Award Winner
August 24, 2014When I lost more than 65kg in 14 months during 2009/10, the process was as intense emotionally as it was physically. When…
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Gord Laws Archive: Interview with Jonathan Davis (2008)
June 2, 2014There are several good stories that have their origins in the night of Coke Fest, 2008. This Q&A that I…
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Gord Laws Archive: Interview With Corey Taylor (2009)
May 31, 2014This was an incredibly rad interview, and definitely one of my most memorable ever. I got to interview Corey Taylor…
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Gord Laws (Lovingly) Parts Ways With OwenKessel. Gun Now For Hire
May 1, 2014After two great years working with the good people of OwenKessel, Creative Director and Head of Copy Gord Laws has…
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Six Simple Tips for Unblocking “Writer’s Block” (From a Guy Who Writes a Lot)
April 25, 2014I don’t believe in “writer’s block” any more than I do “brick-layer’s block” or “accountant’s block”. I have, however, experienced…
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Pica Awards 2013: Gord Laws Wins “Health & Wellness” Category
December 11, 2013The annual Pica Awards (referred to, somewhat optimistically, by some, as “the Oscars of the SA Magazine Industry”) were held…