Everyone’s a genius. Every work is iconic. Never mind fossil fuels, we’ve used up our supply of superlatives to the point that when you truly think a work has hit an apex, there are no words left to use.
That was our reaction to these “Don’t text and drive” ads for Fiat designed by executive creative director Guilherme Jahara and his team at Leo Burnett Tailor Made in Brazil.
It’s truly been a long time since we’ve seen so much accomplished with so little so effectively.
The deadlines, the clients, the endless entreaties to create the impossible on little money and in less time –...
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Replay – See. Touch. Have: How Sensory Packaging Makes the SaleIn this free webinar, graphic designers discovered how they can use embossing, specialty coatings...
Webinar Replay – See. Touch. Have: How Sensory Packaging Makes the SaleWe discovered how to use embossing, specialty coatings and other embellishments to boost product...
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Digitally Foiled Greenspun Shapiro CardMoving this holiday card around makes the reflective Gold Foil pattern appear to dance...
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