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Advertising Agency: Ageisobar, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Carlos Domingos
Art Directors: Henrique Mattos, Cristiano Rodrigues, Fuku
Copywriters: Charles Faria, Daguito Rodrigues
Agency Producers: Silvia Moreli, Thaysa Mamed
Sound Studio: S de Samba
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Advertising Agency: Grey, Mexico
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Artistic personalities see the world from a different angle. For them simple, everyday objects have fantastic meanings. This way of thinking is useful for creative process. Vilnius College of Design teaches not only theory and craft but also how to expand your imagination. That‘s why we say that this College provides you with fantasy development studies.
Advertising Agency: Astos Dizainas McCann Erickson Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Directors: Simonas Tarvydas, Jonas Valatkevicius
Art Director: Ignas Kozlovas
Copywriter: Kotryna Sokolovaite
Designer: Ignas Kozlovas
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Why would I be featuring comic books? Well, the answer is simple: these images are hyperrealist paintings by Sharon Moody. Her artwork (both theme and technique) remind me a lot of Doug Bloodworth’s oil paintings.
Artwork © Sharon Moody
Link via Arrested Motion
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Advertising Agency: McCann, Lima, Perú
Creative Director: Mauricio Fernández-Maldonado
Head of Art: Giovanni Macco
Art Directors: Luis Beltrán, Maritza Mercado
Copywriter: Christopher Barrón
Agency Producer: Jacky Salhuana
3D production: Magma Creations
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Advertising Agency: Draftfcb, Caracas, Venezuela
Creative Director: Exequiel Rodríguez
Art Director: Nairobi López
Copywriter: Exequiel Rodríguez
Producer: Ciano González
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On June 7th, Kidrobot will be releasing (in-store and online) a new figure from Dutch artist Parra entitled Pierced. The 10-inch vinyl sculpture is inspired by the melodramatic cover art of romance novels and based on imagery from his original silkscreen artwork. The entwined figures which demonstrate the simultaneous pain and pleasure that many experience while in love will set collectors back $150 and will be limited to an edition of 300.
Via mashKULTURE.
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The most intense colors are those we can remember, such as the red of a clown´s nose, the yellow of a rubber duckie, the pink of cotton Candy or the green of a swamp monster.Well, Clorox for Colors keep colors in that way.
“Clorox for colors. Keep colors the way you remember them.”
Advertising Agency: DDB, Colombia
Executive Creative Director: Rodrigo Dávila
Creative Directors: Juan Carlos Palma, Juan Carlos Espitia
Copywriters: Santiago Cuesta, Alberto Triana, Julián Urrego
Art Directors: Gustavo Zapata, Maria Paula Camacho, Humberto Franco, Wladimir Sánchez
Illustrator: Gustavo Zapata
