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The Power to Unify, Trust and Inspire :: The One Fund | Boston 2013
by James Adame On Monday, April 15th 2013 a group of terrorist detonated 2 bombs at the Boston Marathon. Moments after explosion, heroes emerged from the smoke and human suffering, helping the fallen and taking care of the wounded. Early on … Continue reading
Posted in Altpick, Art, Design
Tagged boston, boston bombing, boston marathon, Brand, branding, hill holliday, james adame, mike sheehan, the one fund
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Red Nose Studio “Journeys” for The New Yorker
The New Yorker’s special Journeys issue recently hit the newsstands. Magnet Reps has been waiting a long time to share the artwork Red Nose Studio created for the iconic weekly magazine and the time has finally come. Inspired by stories about traveling … Continue reading
Posted in Altpick, Art, Illustrations
Tagged 3D, Chris Sickels, Journeys, magnet reps, New Yorker, newsstands, Red Nose Studio, travel
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“Naked in the Kitchen” by Simon Puschmann
Why? Years ago I saw this thing in a Swiss newspaper or their online edition rather, where you could hover a loupe over a dressed woman and see her naked in that little circle of the loupe. I found that utterly … Continue reading
COPYRIGHT AND WATERMARK YOUR WORK!
By Sarah J. Coleman An Act of War (or, If You Create Anything Visual At All, You Will Want To Read This.) OK. This means war. For many months now I’ve been considering a return to that relic of the … Continue reading
Posted in Altpick, Art, Design, Illustrations, Photography
Tagged copyright, images, orphan works, watermark
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To Infinity and Beyond!
by Sarah J. Coleman I’ve done massive illustrations before and they scare me when I have to draw them ‘actual size’ (unlike my brave compadres Solo One and Carl Rosati, who just draw big and fearless). So when I say the biggest illustration … Continue reading
Posted in Altpick, Illustrations
Tagged Bernstein & Andriulli, Billboard, Dagmar Wong, Holiday Inn, Ogilvy NYC, Sarah Coleman, Times Square, UK
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Artist Richard Borge :: In His Own Words
Richard Borge works primarily on editorial and corporate/advertising illustration and music packaging and recently has added animation and motion graphics to his repertoire. He is also well versed in visual consulting and creative direction. One of his favorite aspects is … Continue reading
Posted in Altpick, Illustrations
Tagged animation, Gov't Mule, graphics, music, Richard Borge
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Illustrator Hugh D’Andrade :: In His Own Words
Hugh D’Andrade is famously indiscriminate about the uses of his art. It has appeared on book covers, magazine spreads, rock posters, Burning Man paraphernalia, board games, as well as the occasional t-shirt and skateboard. His greatest ambition in life is … Continue reading
Posted in Altpick, Art, Illustrations
Tagged activist, bicycle, book cover, burning man, gunforhire, Hugh D'Andrade, illustrator, political, rock
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Tim Mantoani :: My Grandfather’s Hammer
by Tim Mantoani My Grandfather, who we affectionately called “Pal”, made his living as a carpenter for Arthur Brothers Construction in San Mateo, California. One of the few things I inherited from him as his hammer. Every time I hold … Continue reading
Photographer Zave Smith :: In His Own Words
by Zave Smith I have often said that commercial art is about the answers while fine art is about the questions. Personally, I find questions much more interesting than answers. I have attempted in my commercial work to walk that … Continue reading
Posted in Altpick, Photography
Tagged advertising, commercial, corporate, editorial, fantasy, lifestyle, photography, portrait, Zave Smith
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