The Selby photographs Captains of Industry in Melbourne, Australia for the latest installment of Edible Selby for T Magazine’s summer travel issue. Captains of Industry is a bespoke gentlemen’s outfitter and café started by Thom Grogan and James Roberts. Everything in the shop, including suits, shoes, sandwiches, and jams, is made to order.
London-based illustration agency, Shotopop worked with Leo Burnett Shanghai to create a whimsical print ad featuring Wu Zun and the iconic QQ penguins for Coca-Cola’s latest summer promotion.
B&A Asia partnered with Shanghai-based fashion photographer Stockton Johnson on the latest campaign for Chinese clothing brand Anzhen’s Immobile line. Stockton worked with ad agency, The Brand Partner to capture the edgy persona of the Immobile line. Stockton worked closely with the models in order to bring out the right kind of fierce attitude.
What do you get when you mix China’s mini-Michael Jackson with an oversized motorcycle helmet? A whole lot of adorableness! Last Fall, Alan Cresto journeyed to Shanghai to shoot the Me & City Kids campaign for this Spring/Summer. Working Taiwanese ad agency, The Brand Partner, Alan captured this series of charming images.
Ilovedust create a taco truck for Armenco Catering’s line of bespoke trucks. After spotting several taco trucks while traveling through California, the design boutique was inspired to create one of their own.
B&A Asia partnered with New York based photographer Nick Onken on the latest Adidas Neo campaign spearheaded by Shanghai-based creative agency Jellymon. The newest campaign launches the Adidas Neo brand for the China market.
Gary Baseman, Craig Ward, and Jeremyville interpret “The Four Freedoms” for theTribal DDB Gallery Café Launch and Exhibition. Keith Reinhard, Chairman Emeritus of DDB Worldwide, originally penned “The Four Freedoms”. Each artist was tasked with interpreting a specific pillar of freedom.
Jim Wright photographs Kyle Chandler for the June cover of Men’s Journal. The formerFriday Night Lights star is gearing up for the summer release of his next film, Super 8. Inside the magazine the actor talks about his rewarding career, his family, and why he left L.A. for Texas.
Five B&A artists collaborate with 1800 Tequila on the third edition of the Essential Artists Series. Tes One, Gary Baseman, Tristan Eaton, Ray Smith, and Yuko Shimizu produced unique interpretations of Luchadore (professional Mexican wrestler) for the Lucha Libre-themed tequila bottles. The series is a chance for 1800 to bring a contemporary, artistic touch to the brand.
Broomberg and Chanarin curate ALIAS, the 2011 edition of Kraków Photomonth in Poland. Photomonth is one of Poland’s largest visual arts events and one of the leading European festivals of photography. The festival comprises over fifty exhibitions and accompanying events. The theme this year is the artistic alter ego.
Brian Doben photographs the Spring 2011 campaign for Monet. It is the first advertising campaign that the iconic jewelry company has released in over a decade. Monet’s 1971 ads featuring a young Lauren Hutton served as the inspiration on the shoot. Doben photographed model Cintia Dicker close-up, with fabric silhouetting her face, in reference to the style of the older ads. Of Dicker, Doben says she “exudes an uncommon blend of sensuality and sass, much like Miss Hutton before her.”
Andrew Bannecker brings fruits and vegetables to life for Jamie Oliver’s JME homeware line. The line’s summer collection is based around the theme “Summer Loving” and celebrates popular food pairings like tomato and basil and lemon and mint.
Chrysler is revamping their Dodge brand with a new ad campaign, “Never Neutral.” The campaign is aimed at people who simply enjoy driving cars and aren’t worried about brand reputations. Serial Cut collaborated with Ars Thanea to create imagery of the new 2011 Dodge Durango to launch the campaign.
Stephen Wilkes collaborates with Our Man in Havana for a second time on the Bronx Zoo campaign forThe Wildlife Conservation Society. Wilkes and the agency previously worked together on the artwork for the zoo’s campaign in 2010.
Sarah J. Coleman illustrates a tattooed mom for the Mother’s Day issue of Her Nashville magazine. The weekly woman’s magazine covers a range of topics from fashion, weddings, and business to parenthood and humor. The Mother’s Day issue includes several different takes on motherhood.
