Rondon Fernandes, is a Brazilian ad copywriter (www.rondonfernandes.com.br) who makes cartoons in his spare time. One of his favorites heroes is called FDP (S.O.B.) Son of b… or in Brazilian portuguese Filho da p…. It’s a visual translation of the expression. And since there’re S.O.B. everywhere, even in the ad industry, there’re sketches about creatives, accounts, directors etc.
You can contact Rondon by email Rondonfernandes@hotmail.com
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Client: Mix FM
Agency: Paragon Marketing Communications
Creative Director: Louai Alasfahani
Country: Kuwait
Year: 2008
Advertising Agency: Lowe MENA, Dubai
Creative Director: Marwan Saab
Art Directors: Pramod Surwase, Prashant Yeware
Copywriter: Marwan Saab
Account Handlers: Maram Salah
Executive Business Director: Irfan Fatmi
Country: UAE – Dubai
Year: 2012
Published in Business Today magazine, June 2012. Pages: 76 – 77.
http://www.businesstoday.co.om/article.php?id=1406&title=Towards%20A%20creative%20revolution
Continue reading ‘Towards a creative revolution’
Skywards Future Artists aims to discover exciting new talent in contemporary art and showcase their work worldwide.
Open to any person practising art as an amateur artist, art student or self-taught artist from anywhere in the world. The three winning artists will each receive US$5,000 of prize money and if they are art students, their Art institution would be recognised with a special award of US$2,000.
Winning submissions will also be displayed on a range of communications materials, including our frequent flyer Skywards membership cards, and will be fully credited to the winning artists, giving them unprecedented global coverage and recognition.
Call for entries
Chose the theme that most inspires you, whether it’s Endless Opportunities, A Brighter Future or Global Citizens.
You may enter one or more of the briefs, but please make only one submission for each brief.
This year we’re aiming to make the Skywards Future Artists competition bigger and better as we broaden our scope to champion the work of emerging artists. One of them could be you.
Continue reading ‘Skywards 2013 Future Artists – Call for entries – Deadline 25th of June 2012′
I had the pleasure of meeting the passionate Kuwaiti artist Mohammad Sharaf twice, the first occasion was professional the second academic while he was still a student presenting his graduation Capstone project of which I and a fellow Paragon team member took part in the Design jury Paragon team part of AUK Graphic Design Capstone jury In this project he developed his own study on the Identity, and the Emblem of Kuwait titled The Identity of the Falcon I am confident his passion, talent and dedication will take him further than even his wildest dreams.
الهوية الجديدة
The New Identity
نحو مزيد من الحقوق و الحريات
Towards more rights and freedom
Continue reading ‘Visual Reactions by Mohammad Sharaf’
Two seconds to spot are two seconds too late. the support center union for victims of sexual assault in Israel.
NEW YORK, April 13, 2012 – Arab thought and culture quarterly magazine Kalimat has announced that the first print issue is available for purchase at the Kalimat Shop. Single Issue purchases are $12.95 and a one year subscription is $65 and includes worldwide shipping. The first twenty-five subscribers will receive a limited edition tote-bag designed by Faris Habayeb. Kalimat launched an Indie GoGo campaign in late January to crowdfund this Spring 2012 issue, which is the first printed issue of the magazine. Kalimat will be distributed globally and will be available for purchase in bookstores and on magazine stands worldwide.
Kalimat is a media production company that features bold, engaging political analysis, design, film, fashion, music, cultural affairs and new media content. Going to print is an exciting step for the quarterly which provides an Arab perspective on international current affairs, culture, design and new media.
Continue reading ‘Kalimat Magazine announces the sale of its first print issue’
ANUBIS was a very old god of the ancient Egyptians, universally worshipped throughout the land and became considered the gatekeeper and ruler of the underworld; the “Guardian of the veil“ he was “Lord of the Cleansing Room” and the opener of the roads of the North. “He observed the weighing of the deceased’s heart against the feather of Maat [Truth] and reported his findings to the jury of the gods.
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