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low res picture of a moodboard for an upcoming commercial production.
PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS IMAGE ON YOUR WEBSITE WITHOUT CONTACTING ME FIRST! THANK YOU.
La principale source d'inspiration pour cette nouvelle marque de vodka provient du procédé de distillation tubulaires et la vague fait par une goutte d'eau qui tombe sur un plan d'eau calme. Il s'agit d'une vodka aromatisée de classe très élevée. Un système de formes et de couleurs a été développée pour distinguer les quatre variétés de saveur.
A couple of weeks ago, Hidden Creative got together with photographer Gary Steer, stylist Lucy Hallard and hair and make-up artist Louise Box for a test shoot. We had a great team that produced an inspirational editorial fashion shoot. The shoot has since been commissioned in Septembers issue of "All about Manchester" magazine.
Photographer : Gary Steer
Model : Hannah Salat Groves & Ceri Rees @ Boss
Art Direction : Hidden Creative
Stylist : Lucy Hallard @ Boss
Hair & Makeup : Louise Box
Client : Test Shoot
Location : Afflecks Palace : Manchester
Branding and strategic positioning for a new baths accessories company. The core concept is build around the waves. The visual concept also showing the flexibility in the used of those accessories. The strategic positioning is « Your new Flexible Life» that's give an higher perspective on bath accessories.
Some of my favorite covers from the Chicago Reader from 2010. All covers art directed by Paul John Higgins of the Reader staff. (I was not involved in the creation of these covers but am working with Paul and the staff on a redesign to launch Spring 2011.)
Last month I came in as a graphics director slash art director slash illustrator for Bloomberg's year end issue. The entire magazine told the story of 2010 in mostly charts but also with photos and essays sprinkled in. I'm putting together a video of the entire issue but here are some snapshots for blogability sake.
Creative Director: Richard Turley
Design Director: Cynthia Hoffman
Graphics Designers: Kenton Powell, Evan Applegate
Art Directors: Maayan Pearl, Lee WIlson, Gina Maniscalco, and Patricia Hwang.
Images from MagCulture, magculture.com/blog/?p=9436
Toormix New Papers are a publication by toormix printed in rotary press.
14 papers 390 x 578 mm conveniently folded in 56 pages, plus a full colour poster, containing a selection of projects developed at the studio from 2007 to today.
© toormix, 2009
Never choose a book by it's cover. Well we did. We looked them up at an antic store in Upper Austria. It took us a while to find the right ones. All of them where published within the 1880s. We have a big love for period detail.
The wallcover of Meta's boudoir. The fabric we used was very fine. It took us months to find the right one.
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Fort Pitt was built in 1758 during the French and Indian War, near the site of the abandoned and destroyed Fort Duquesne. The French built Fort Duquesne at the beginning of that war, and it became a focal point due to its strategic location on the Allegheny River, Monongahela River, and Ohio River. In 1755, General Braddock’s expedition attempted to take Fort Duquesne, but was repulsed at the Monongahela River. The French garrison ferociously attacked a British regiment in September 1758, but later destroyed and abandoned the fort with the approach of General John Forbes’ expedition in November. General Forbes’ expedition was successful because of the Treaty of Easton, when area American Indians agreed to abandon their alliance with the French. American Indians (primarily Delawares and Shawnees) made this agreement with the understanding that the British military would create a Trading Post, but the military would leave the area after the war. Of course instead, being strategically important, the British built a new fort on the site. They named it Fort Pitt, after William Pitt the Elder. This resulted in the 1763 rebellion of the local Delawares and Shawnees, called Pontiac's Rebellion. The Indians' siege of Fort Pitt began on June 22, 1763, but the fort was too fortified to be taken. During negotiation while under siege, the commander of Fort Pitt gave two Delaware emissaries blankets that had been exposed to smallpox. He hoped to infect the surrounding Indians, and end the siege. It is not sure if the attempt was successful, as the Native Americans broke the siege to attack Colonel Henry Bouquet’s relief force. Colonel Bouquet relieved the Fort on August 10th.
An exercise in collaboration, Communication Design students of this elective worked on projects in small groups as little as 2 and as large as 10. Through it all they functioned based on their expertise as photographers, stylists, photo retouchers, video editors, writers, and most importantly to this class- as art directors. Focus was on product advertising, Fashion editorial and music video production.
Visual Identity developed for the pioneer DJ's Set restaurant in Montreal city, Globe Restaurant. This restaurant is located on the famous nightlife area in Montreal, the St-Laurent's main street. The goal was to revamped the image of the DJ's set restaurant. So the concept introduced stylize visual mix vinyl table in the «g» and the «b» of the name. This project have been done with ...
Visual identity developed for Joe Buds Coffee. This version of the Joe Buds Coffee identity is build around the cup of coffee. Two important element have been had to evoke the conviviality and the friendly ambiance of this coffee store, the two ances of the cup and the phylactery! With these two simple graphic elements, the message is set. This project have been pilot by Jean-Maxime Brais
Nokia - Comes with music - advertising art direction and writing using song titles as messaging. With Pat Mackay, Simone Wagner, Ben Walker and Matt Gooden.
(Done while helping W+K London, England)
sound:frame catalog 2011
artdirection: leonhard lass
graphic team: michael merzlikar, martin embacher, stephanie rappl, vera svoboda
revista mundo estranho - editora abril
matéria sobre 20 mentiras sobre sexo
design e direção de arte: alessandra kalko
foto: marcelo zocchio
ilustrações: allan sieber
essa matéria ganhou o prêmio abril 2006,
melhor design de matéria
An exercise in collaboration, Communication Design students of this elective worked on projects in small groups as little as 2 and as large as 10. Through it all they functioned based on their expertise as photographers, stylists, photo retouchers, video editors, writers, and most importantly to this class- as art directors. Focus was on product advertising, Fashion editorial and music video production.
Nokia - Comes with music - advertising art direction and writing using song titles as messaging. With Pat Mackay, Simone Wagner, Ben Walker and Matt Gooden.
(Done while helping W+K London, England)
Creative and Art direction for "Eat smart" advertising campaign for Cheerios cereal in Iceland.
Made at Íslenska / BBDO in 2007 in collaboration with Daníel Atlason.
sound:frame catalog 2011
artdirection: leonhard lass
graphic team: michael merzlikar, martin embacher, stephanie rappl, vera svoboda
Art direction and design for a daily publication during the 2008 Iceland Airwaves music festival in Reykjavík.
Photo © Baldur Kristjáns - www.baldurkristjans.is
Nokia - Comes with music - advertising art direction and writing using song titles as messaging. With Pat Mackay, Simone Wagner, Ben Walker and Matt Gooden.
(Done while helping W+K London, England)
Fort Pitt was built in 1758 during the French and Indian War, near the site of the abandoned and destroyed Fort Duquesne. The French built Fort Duquesne at the beginning of that war, and it became a focal point due to its strategic location on the Allegheny River, Monongahela River, and Ohio River. In 1755, General Braddock’s expedition attempted to take Fort Duquesne, but was repulsed at the Monongahela River. The French garrison ferociously attacked a British regiment in September 1758, but later destroyed and abandoned the fort with the approach of General John Forbes’ expedition in November. General Forbes’ expedition was successful because of the Treaty of Easton, when area American Indians agreed to abandon their alliance with the French. American Indians (primarily Delawares and Shawnees) made this agreement with the understanding that the British military would create a Trading Post, but the military would leave the area after the war. Of course instead, being strategically important, the British built a new fort on the site. They named it Fort Pitt, after William Pitt the Elder. This resulted in the 1763 rebellion of the local Delawares and Shawnees, called Pontiac's Rebellion. The Indians' siege of Fort Pitt began on June 22, 1763, but the fort was too fortified to be taken. During negotiation while under siege, the commander of Fort Pitt gave two Delaware emissaries blankets that had been exposed to smallpox. He hoped to infect the surrounding Indians, and end the siege. It is not sure if the attempt was successful, as the Native Americans broke the siege to attack Colonel Henry Bouquet’s relief force. Colonel Bouquet relieved the Fort on August 10th.
Fort Pitt was built in 1758 during the French and Indian War, near the site of the abandoned and destroyed Fort Duquesne. The French built Fort Duquesne at the beginning of that war, and it became a focal point due to its strategic location on the Allegheny River, Monongahela River, and Ohio River. In 1755, General Braddock’s expedition attempted to take Fort Duquesne, but was repulsed at the Monongahela River. The French garrison ferociously attacked a British regiment in September 1758, but later destroyed and abandoned the fort with the approach of General John Forbes’ expedition in November. General Forbes’ expedition was successful because of the Treaty of Easton, when area American Indians agreed to abandon their alliance with the French. American Indians (primarily Delawares and Shawnees) made this agreement with the understanding that the British military would create a Trading Post, but the military would leave the area after the war. Of course instead, being strategically important, the British built a new fort on the site. They named it Fort Pitt, after William Pitt the Elder. This resulted in the 1763 rebellion of the local Delawares and Shawnees, called Pontiac's Rebellion. The Indians' siege of Fort Pitt began on June 22, 1763, but the fort was too fortified to be taken. During negotiation while under siege, the commander of Fort Pitt gave two Delaware emissaries blankets that had been exposed to smallpox. He hoped to infect the surrounding Indians, and end the siege. It is not sure if the attempt was successful, as the Native Americans broke the siege to attack Colonel Henry Bouquet’s relief force. Colonel Bouquet relieved the Fort on August 10th.
Art Director
“Jelena, Katarina, Marija”
Feature-length production. June-July 2008.
KinoKamera, NY, NY
"Hidden," discrete/exclusive nightclub bar set. Constructed neon backpiece, floating shelving, counter-tops, etc. -Jelena, Katarina, Marija
Client: Burton Snowboards
Project: Brand Campaign
For five years, [ 2 one 5 ] Creative handled art direction and design for Burton Snowboards RED Protection line of helmets and protective gear. Our “Protecting Self Expression” campaign highlighted each individual rider’s self expression and how they embrace it.
An exercise in collaboration, Communication Design students of this elective worked on projects in small groups as little as 2 and as large as 10. Through it all they functioned based on their expertise as photographers, stylists, photo retouchers, video editors, writers, and most importantly to this class- as art directors. Focus was on product advertising, Fashion editorial and music video production.