Nathan Love: Baskin-Robbins “America’s Birthday Cake”
Nathan Love gets the party started in this character centric campaign for Baskin-Robbins, called America’s Birthday Cake.
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September 19, 2011
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Nathan Love gets the party started in this character centric campaign for Baskin-Robbins, called America’s Birthday Cake.

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