Acclaimed photographer Lauren Greenfield is considered a preeminent chronicler of youth culture as a result of her groundbreaking projects Girl Culture and Fast Forward. Her photographs have been widely exhibited and are in many museum collections including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the San Francisco Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the International Center of Photography. She was named by American Photo as one of the 25 most influential photographers working today.

Around a hundred A6 sized cards sent to Margaret Huber from 2004 to 2006 from Japan, Finland, Spain, Russia and England. Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record etc. were sent to test the postal system. Only three cards never reached their destination.

"Whitenoise builds unique brands that have lasting appeal. By combining Product, Graphics & Communication skills, Whitenoise delivers honest, effective & targeted solutions. We consider the consumers actual needs from a functional, visual & emotional perspective, creating the complete brand experience."

In Miami Beach Florida, resides a Photographer that reminds everyone that there is a lot more to simply taking a picture than a camera and a good looking subject. His style is 100% and no details left forgotten. QBN Cover page Certified.

Since forming studio 65 in 2000, Giovanni Bianco and his design team have developed iconic marketing concepts for a number of high profile brands including dsquared, D&G, ‘SMaxMara, Pepe Jeans, Missoni and Borbonese. Based in new york, studio 65 offers a full range of capabilities for their clients’ marketing and communication needs: identity, print advertising, catalogs, packaging, store posters, annual reports and new media.

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"Guardian Angel" was the first in a series of striking bags. It makes a strong statement about growing rates of crime and violence. Each of the bags appears to contain a gun or a knife. The idea grew out of the increasing number of stories in the news that focused on lawlessness and antisocial behavior. As a response, Vlieger & Vandam wanted to give people the impression of feeling secure.

Concrete doesn't promote itself in the traditional branding language so prevalent in the profession. “Our success derives from a world for which we have much deeper affinity: design.” Allow us then to promote for this Canadian company producing such solid work. Concrete certified.