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Marcus Philipp Sauer Takes Stockholm with Audi
Marcus Philipp Sauer’s Audi Commercial was partially filmed in Stockholm with a stand-in car. ‘The city was perfect for us because it’s one of the youngest European cities, very creative, modern and the Swedes love the internet. It’s perfect for … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged audi, cars, commercial, marcus philipp sauer, Philipp und Keuntje GmbH, stockholm
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“Steinen mit Beinen” is German for “Kegs with Legs”
This past October, John Lacko did a film industry poster for a Colorado agency called Mrs. K who hosted an Oktoberfest party for local film agencies this year. “Kegs with Legs” is an annual theme party for film and motion … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Event
Tagged colorado, john lacko, kegs with legs, mrs k, octoberfest
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Wednesday Tip Jar : Bill Frakes Gives Some Pro Tips
Bill Frakes is a Sports Illustrated Staff Photographer based in Florida who has worked in more than 125 countries [is that all?] for a wide variety of editorial and advertising clients. TV commercials, music videos and lately short documentaries. Bill … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Tip
Tagged bill frakes, gear, kata bags, photographer, photography, sports illustrated
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Tim Gough + Midweek Mountain Get Away
Tim Gough (pronounced like cough with a “G”) has created the album cover art for newly released EP Midweek Mountain GetAway. This new album blends the sounds of Philadelphia band Toy Soldiers and Nashville musician Jordan Hull. The highlight of this project for Tim, “was working … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged album art, jordan hull, midweek mountain getaway, tim gough, toy soldiers
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Nicole Etienne + Duggal = The Silver Metallic Canvas
“ I was hooked like a Magpie to shiny things,” said Nicole Etienne the young painter acclaimed for her oil paintings on canvas, of her first encounter with print materials at Duggal. Painters are not among our most frequent clients, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography
Tagged canvas, duggal, moveable feast, nicole etienne, photorealism, print
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Student Creativity: One Judge’s Thoughts
Julie Lieberman from SCAD, Savannah College of Art and Design, recently invited me to speak to the illustration department students about marketing and promotion. We made it fun with a contest to design an Altpick postcard that would be sent … Continue reading
Posted in Altpick, Art, Illustrations
Tagged contest, marketing, presentation, promotion, scad, student
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Korn Session by Rick Wenner
I was in between meetings at a portfolio review event in New York City last week when I received a phone call from a number that looked very familiar. When I answered the call I was happy to hear that … Continue reading
Anastasia Vasilakis’ 25 Days In Berlin
These images are my travelogue of the 25 days I spent in Berlin. I jumped the sea to see where a new love would go. I followed my heart and a voice. Literally. Berlin was the backdrop to the mysterious, lush, all … Continue reading
Is Social Media Crucial or Trivial?
Courtesy of Agency Access: http://agencyaccess.com To tweet or not to tweet? Not such a silly question these days. Do you show the man (warts and all) behind the wizard? Do they want the wizard after all? And not the less … Continue reading
