Showing posts with label Portfolio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portfolio. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Student Ideas - Teddy Pieper

"This last Sunday at The Social there was a great show featuring Another Day Late, Danger Radio, Envy On The Coast, and The Audition. All the bands put on a kick ass show, it was well worth the journey out! None of my pictures of Another Day Late Came out but, let me know what you think of the pictures that I did capture." -----Read more: Ted's blog and portfolio

Sonja Mueller has lived in berlin since 2000. She spent 8 years previously living and working in london and munich. Sonja’s mission is to continue to grow and develop as artist and person, using her photography in all genres - fashion, advertising, portraiture and landscape- as a medium for inspiration and a means to understand the world.
She has no desire for self-aggrandisement. If you want to know more, just ask.

Saturday, December 8, 2007

12 days - a Year of Design

This is the story of 12 leading artists each tasked with creating a piece of calendar art in their own unique style. Meet the artists, explore their work, and watch them create digital magic. For the next 12 days, a new work by one of the artists will be revealed highlighting the process and experience of its creation.

Tuesday, December 4, 2007

@radical.media

"We believe that the future belongs to those who can connect with an audience in lots of different ways. Which is why @radical.media has evolved into a multi-disciplinary integrated media company.
Perhaps best known for commercial production, our vision for the company has always encompassed much more. We were convinced from day one that we were uniquely equipped to offer a range of programming and design capabilities."

Jon Kamen, chairman and chief executive officer @radical.media, a multi-disciplinary producer of television programs, feature films, branded content and theater.

Among @radical.media's many productions are the Academy Award winning documentary Fog of War, the Grammy success Concert for George, and sponsored entertainment productions for Ford, American Express, and Nike. Mr. Kamen spearheaded @radical.media's involvement in the strategic planning, creative development, and production of the non-for-profit television, print, and online efforts for the ONE Campaign, U2 front man Bono's campaign against the emergency of global AIDS and extreme poverty.

Friday, November 30, 2007

Ashley Gilbertson - In Frying Pan and Fire

War is hell, as General Sherman observed, but it’s many other things besides. Like no other earthly endeavor, war calls forth the best and the ugliest that humans can be: brave, brutal, petty, loyal and bored. The American venture in Iraq has summoned the whole range of human experience, from the hopes and hubris of the invasion’s first days to the dark and uncertain place the country is today.

Ashley Gilbertson, a freelance photographer for The New York Times, has followed the war in Iraq from its beginning through its most singular moments. In his new book, “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,” published by the University of Chicago Press, he has compiled the best of those images, freezing the war’s most intense and dramatic moments, from the fall of Saddam Hussein in April 2003 to the democratic elections of December 2005. The heart of the book, graphically and emotionally, is the battle of Falluja in November 2004, when 6,000 marines and soldiers went into what was then a contested jihadi stronghold. Those photos capture street-to-street fighting in all its manic ferocity. But the most moving of these images are not of fighting and violence but of the moments in between: a group of soldiers sunning themselves during a pause in the battle, a child hurling himself down a slide at a Baghdad playground, an Iraqi man and son standing frozen before an American soldier. Moments like these remind us just how human the experience of war really is. DEXTER FILKINS

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Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Saatchi & Saatchi: dream job in Australia

Take a look at the portfolio of Renato Pacicco Lotfi, a brazilian Graphic Designer, working for Saatchi & Saatchi in Sydney, Australia.

Learn more about
Saatchi & Saatchi

"We have 153 offices in 83 countries. Which means there are nearly 7,000 people sharing and living our Inspirational Dream around the world.
Since our inception in 1970, our Network has always been at the forefront of winning awards. In the last five years alone, we’ve won over 3,500."

"We define our Purpose like this because Kevin Roberts, our Worldwide CEO, co-wrote a book with colleagues from the University of Waikato, New Zealand, called ‘Peak Performance’. The book shows how Peak Performing Organizations run their businesses this way.

Peak Performance

It’s our belief that Peak Performance calls for love and passion. Peak Performers love what they do. Love doing what they do better. And better than anyone else. They live in the now. They think in the next. Peak Performers dream it. Then they do it. Then they aim higher. We practise Peak Performance at Saatchi & Saatchi. We use its detailed methodology to guide individuals to their personal goals.

Lovemarks

Lovemarks form a key pillar in what we believe. Lovemarks are super-developed brands that inspire loyalty beyond reason. The relationship Lovemarks have with the people who buy them is not built on function, but on emotion....and function."

Monday, May 14, 2007

Ads of the World

Ivan Raszl is a hungarian advertising creative director currently living in Bahrain. Ivan Raszl founded Ads of the World, an advertising library and community site.

"Some people collect stamps. I collect ads. Ads that are above average. Ads that strike conversation. Ads that push the boundaries of the industry. And, I make them public for the creative professional and the general public. I hope the site will be useful for creatives who want to see what their colleagues are doing around the world. I hope the ads featured on this site will inspire you, the creative, to do better work."

Monday, May 7, 2007

ihaveanidea presented Portfolio Night 5

May 4, 2007: One night, more than thirty cities and the best creatives of the land, all together reviewing portfolios and helping the next generation become the best generation.

Where? Every major city in the world.
Auckland, Barcelona, Berlin, Chicago, Hong Kong, London
Melbourne, Mexico, Miami, Montreal, New York, Paris
San Francisco, Sao Paulo, Singapore, Sydney, Toronto, Vancouver
More information? Visit ihaveanidea or Portfolio Night 5

Get ready for 2008!

Wednesday, May 2, 2007

SPOT + Portfolio Review + Guest Speaker: Julio Lima

Polish up and be spotted.
A panel of Orlando's top creatives will be available for one-on-one
portfolio reviews with students and professional alike. Professionally
presented portfolios are required and laptop portfolios are welcome. Please contact sarah@luredesigninc.com by May 5th.

AIGA Orlando

Portfolio Panel
Jeff Matz, Lure Design
Paul Mastriani, Lure Design
Thomas Scott, Disney Design Group
Tom Macaluso, Anson-Stoner
Klaus Heesch, Juicy Temples
Steve Carsella, Knight
Will Gay, Yellow Shoes

Guest Speaker
Julio Lima - Say It Loud
Fearless experimentalist loco

Schedule
May 10th
6-7pm Portfolio Review
7:00-7:30pm SPOT exhibit / voting
7:30pm Guest Speaker_Julio Lima

Pricing
Professional + Student Members $5
Non-Members $10
Portfolio Reviews $15 (does not include admission)

Directions:
Full Sail’s Entertainment Business Center is located off University Blvd at Driggs Drive (traffic light at McDonald’s and Ale House). Come to first stop sign and the Entertainment Business Center is the curved glass building on the left.

New Project: Portfolio

Frederik Tennholt is a graphic designer from Stockholm, Sweden. Take a look at his portfolio.

"I make illustrations, graphic design and webdesign for those who needs something special! I handle Photoshop fully and I can retouch your images, whatever your wishes are. I work with pencils and brushes as well as I am using my WACOM tablet."

Monday, April 30, 2007

New Project: Portfolio Exhibition

Submit your portfolio

Hybrid:Works is a design studio located in Tokio. Designer Masaki Hoshino

Mar Okon
mixed media designer.

Tom Muller graphic designer.

Sunday, March 11, 2007

Jonathan Yuen: Experimental Portfolio

Take a look at this personal project by Singapore-based graphic designer Jonathan Yuen inspired by East Asian ink and wash painting.
Jonathan Yuen portfolio

"What is your philosophy, in life and design?
In design, that is my little pet question. I would hope it is possible to touch someone's heart with design. " Stefan Sagmeister for Monument magazine