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Adidas: Mark of three stripes

Adidas is known as “the mark of three stripes.” In this campaign by Wong Doody for the footwear giant, it was a natural icon to leverage in point of sale and print . Circa 2001.

Brand: Vivanta

Ad Agency: IBD, Mumbai, India

Creative Director: Amish Chinai/Mandar Wadke

Copywriter: Amish Chinai

Art Director: Swapnil Shete

Illustrator: Surendra Advirekar

Photographer: Abhay Kshirsagar

AIGA : Style + Fart = Language

Stefan Sagmeister had these words carved into his skin to try and visualize the pain that accompanies each of his design projects. Yes, it really hurt bad.

AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts ) lecture poster by Stefan Sagmeister, 1999.

Cutty Sark : Mix up

Client: Cutty Sark Scotch Whisky

Ad Agency: The Flea

Art Director: Seema Gandre-Nerlekar

Copywriter: Sunil Shibad

V&A Museum of Childhood: Play to learn

Building blocks, Plasticine and Meccano drive home the point that playtime influences beyond childhood and impacts children's future well-being and development into adulthood.

The V&A Museum of Childhood's "Play to learn" campaign created by AMV BBDO also encourages adults to play again and rediscover their inner child.

Help Japan

Japan was devastated by an 8.9 earthquake and tsunami on 11th March, 2011 causing widespread damage. Donate to the charitable organization of your choice to do your part with relief efforts.

Art Director & Illustrator: Deepak Mane

Copywriter: Sunil Shibad

Isidro Ferrer : On one side the world enters and on the other side poetry comes out

Que Se Mueran Los Feos

Film title sequence.

Que Se Mueran Los Feos

Film title sequence.

Retrospective of Isidro Ferrer’s work.

Isidro Ferrer is elusive on the Web, except mentions on few blogs and book sites. This Spaniard's work is genius. . Isidro combines illustration, objects, animations and graphics with humour, style and intelligence. Though describes himself as a “slim guy who lives in Huesca. He’s not too tall nor to short and has very little hair left on his head (although it hasn’t always been like that).“ He works by “devoration”, like the verse making machine imagined by Juan de Mairena: “On one side the world enters and on the other side poetry comes out”.

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