Category: advertising
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Suprb
This studio’s name originally came from its founder Andreas Philström’s personal online project, similar to Flickr, but for designers rather than photographers. A couple of weeks before setting up the studio, he realised that the domain name would serve the purpose of his freelance company just as well, so he decided to stick with it.…
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The Goth Kind: Maki Kahori
That confident strokes of black and white that perfectly capture and enhance the feminine beauty is the signature work of Maki Kahori. Hailing from Tokyo, Kahori Maki’s illustrations are exquisitely detailed and beautiful – in a dark, goth kind of way. Her flower inspired pieces almost seem to jump out as she magnificently balances the…
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The next Gem of Berlin Illustration: Mathis Rekowski
Mathis Rekowski is a German illustrator and photographer currently based in Berlin. With a background in advertising and filmmaking, he creates an amazing work full of colors and information. Mathis has a unique and very fresh style of illustration. A keen photographer, his acute creative eye comes up with intricately composed compositions, often a mixture…
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The Colorful World of Kustaa Saksi
Color is at once both the most subjective and the most universal of design elements. For most of us, there is no particular rationale behind what we regard as our ‘favorite’ colours. But for a designer, making the right choice of color combinations can mean the difference between success and failure. Kustaa Saksi shows us…
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When does a car become an icon?
Leo Burnett supports the “Jeep Icon” effort, for which the agency created a new recognizable but distilled symbol for the brand that will be used globally across 15 markets to drive Jeep’s 70th anniversary initiative. The campaign launches with a TV spot, press and outdoor in addition to the Twitter promotion. In coming months other…
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