“People everywhere were anxious to say, ‘I love something, ” Mr. Glaser said in a 2019 interview for this obituary. ADSo popular was the formulation that it became a kind of logo for the Bronx-born Mr. Glaser himself. Mr. Glaser received a nominal fee, which he accepted because he expected the campaign to last, at most, a few months. Mr. Glaser said the grocery-store makeover appealed to him because it was anti-elitist. When he felt that his output had become repetitive, Mr. Glaser disbanded the studio.

Source: Washington Post June 27, 2020 04:31 UTC