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creative directors
After five long months of dedicated and passionate hard work on the part of slashTHREE’s artists and Creative Directors, we are very proud to unveil “Expressions”; a collection of works from artists who have stood out among the slashTHREE family over our collective’s short yet gratifying existence. This unique, once-in-a-lifetime collection gives you the chance to take a trip into the creative minds of some of the world’s finest digital illustrators.
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Released: June 2009
Avertiser: McVITIE’S
Brand name: McVITIE’S DIGESTIVE BISCUITS
Agency: FRED & FARID
Country: France
Category: Confectionery & snacks
Credits:
Title : But
Agency : FRED & FARID, PARIS
Creative Directors : Fred & Farid
Copywriters: Fred & Farid, Laurent Leccia, Thomas Raillard
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Released: June 2009
Avertiser: PULCO
Agency: FRED & FARID
Country: France
Category: Non-alcoholic drinks
Tags: Juices
Credits:
Title : Lazy Good
Agency : FRED & FARID, PARIS
Creative Directors : Fred & Farid
Copywriters: Fred & Farid, Nicolas Lautir, Baptiste Clinet
AD : Nicolas Lautir, Baptiste Clinet
2×4 website is one of my favourite sites of all time. It hasn’t changed since 2005. I love the simplicity and stylish use of low-fi graphics and typography by using lots of +=- in Monaco.
Bit Copa: Cheers
Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt Alster, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Goetz Ulmer, Fabian Frese
Art Director: Christian Kroll
Copywriter: Peter Gocht
Photographer: York Christoph Riccius
Published: December 2008
Source: adsoftheworld.com
“Gear Stink? Gear Drop.” Ad print campaign for Gear Drop - professional gear sanitizing.
+2 inside.
St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York.
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Feel like attending a banner exhibition and then heading for a quiet-crystal clear water beach? If THIS is the case, then I have a suggestion: Ulysses' kingdom, the isle of Ithaca.
