Tag Archives: illustration

Evian’s “Baby & Me”

Written by . Posted on April 28, 2013. Filed under Advertising, Consumers, Photography + Illustration, TV. Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . No comments.
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Evian strikes gold with another spot focusing on their “Live Young” branding and providing us with yet again a video featuring adorable babies, Evian’s signature. This time, instead of just showing the inner child that Evian’s water brings out…

Happy Earth Day, Google!

Written by . Posted on April 25, 2013. Filed under Advertising, Consumers, Interactive, Photography + Illustration, Social Media, TV. Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , . No comments.
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Happy Earth Day 2013! While you’re all being especially green today, do yourself a favor and head over to Google‘s homepage to see their interactive logo for the day. Google has presented us with a beautiful landscape that…

The Free Journal Project

Written by . Posted on April 25, 2013. Filed under Advertising, Career Scoop, Events, Interactive, Issues in Advertising, Life @ Temple, Photography + Illustration, Print, Social Media, Temple University Events. Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . No comments.
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I recently came across an amazing project developed by Kelly Clawson, a fellow advertising student here at Temple and President of the Temple Ad Club. The Free Journal Project is a socially based art project founded in providing free…

Dana Tanamachi

Written by . Posted on April 2, 2012. Filed under Photography + Illustration. Tagged , , , . 1 Comment.
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Wow, I really respect this woman. Dana Tanamachi is a designer and custom chalk letterer living in Brooklyn. That’s right, custom chalk letterer. I bet that looks really cool on her resume. She does a variety of work including package…

Twelve Fluid Ounces

Written by . Posted on March 12, 2012. Filed under Photography + Illustration. Tagged , , , . No comments.
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As promised in a recent post, I am now introducing Twelve Fluid Ounces.
Twelve Fluid Ounces is a project started by a good friend of mine, Illustrator/designer Brandt Imhoff. Brandt is a recent grad  from Tyler School of Art where he…

Baubauhous

Written by . Posted on March 12, 2012. Filed under Photography + Illustration, Print, Social Media. Tagged , , , , , , . No comments.
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Baubauhaus is a little bit like pinterest but for serious artists that just want to inspire each other. It’s a simple idea, full of great art. I found this site through a friend of mine, whom I will feature here…

Rifle Paper Company

Written by . Posted on March 1, 2012. Filed under Photography + Illustration, Print. Tagged , , , , , . 1 Comment.
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I’m sure you’ve seen her work, but I just wanted to share the latest news for Rifle Paper Company!
Rifle is a small stationary boutique based in Winter Park, FL. Started by Anna Bond along with her husband Nathan, Anna is…

Franziska Ebert: Photographer, Designer & Illustrator

Written by . Posted on February 29, 2012. Filed under Photography + Illustration. Tagged , , , , . No comments.
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Franziska Ebert is a photographer/designer/illustrator out of Hamburg Germany, and I believe is friends with Sarah Bernhard (whom I wrote about a few weeks ago).
Looking through her website honestly freaks me out a little because her photographs remind me…

Grandchildren, Sean Pecknold

Written by . Posted on February 6, 2012. Filed under Interactive, Issues in Advertising. Tagged , , , , , , , . No comments.
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Sean Pecknold is an all around talented man in the world of video, animation, illustration, art direction, photography etc. He pretty much gets his hands on any part his creative visual processes.
“Grandchildren is the work and studio of…

Sporting Event Posters

Written by . Posted on December 10, 2011. Filed under Advertising, Issues in Advertising. Tagged , , , , . No comments.
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From an advertising standpoint, sports are always walking a fine line. They attract a large and diverse audience–one that may only have that sport in common, like with the Olympics. They are usually highly traditional, with a complex web of…