Rio 2016 by Tátil Design de Ideias
Imagine a brand born with a huge challenge: to represent the Passion and Transformation of a city and an entire country, and project these values to the rest of the world. A brand that must express unity. Inspire achievement and optimism. Avoid clichés and present Rio de Janeiro as the site of the largest sporting event in the world — to its very own Cariocas, and to athletes and people around the world.This important and much coveted project united 138 Brazilian design and branding companies around a shared dream: to design the brand that would become part of our city’s history and of the history of the Olympic Games. That was the beginning of the project that granted Tátil the pleasure and privilege of creating the brand for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
Football Versus Football: Which League Scores With Fans on Social Media?
The differences between American football and football in the UK are quite different — the most glaring difference being with football in the UK and no one using their hands but the goalie, and in America they’re putting their grubby little digits on everything in sight. Despite one sport being called “football” for no apparent reason, there is still a question to answer: who has a bigger following on social media?
via: Confused
Alter Ego T-Mobile
New T-Mobile Ad Campaign – Alter Ego with Carly Foulkes T-Mobile unveiled its redesigned “Alter Ego” advertising campaign. In an attempt to redefine the company as a cutting-edge carrier with a speedy wireless network, Foulkes now sports a black leather motorcycle suit on a matching Ducati super bike.
Photography by Caesar Lima
Rep: Wonderful Machine
Client: T-Mobile
Agency: Publicis Seattle
Creative Director: Rusen Hart
Art Director: Kathleen Grebe
Art Buyer: Pamela Vaska
Print Producer: Wade Atkinson
Model: Carly Foulkes
Hair: David Keough
Make up: Amy Oresman
Wardrobe: Hala Bahmet
www.caesarlima.com
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Legendary Olympians by Bram Vanhaeren
After completing my second year as student in Cross-Media design without any trouble. I used my vacation to spend more time with my girl, my passion – training athletics and illustrating. This project is a result of experimenting with new techniques to illustrate portraits and a passion for stories from legendary athletes in track and field. Myself, Bram Vanhaeren ran my first race when I was 5 years old and still compete today. It’s my favorite sport and I love to spend my evenings on the track with my friends.After picking some of my favorite athletes, having fun illustrating and playing with colors. I have decided to share it with you. Five illustrations, five stories, five legends. My love translated in colors.
Photo Illustrations by Job Hall
Job Hall is the illustrator responsible for the amazing images of TYR Sport and his photo illustrations skills are amazing. If you like well retouched photos, sports photography and everything in between this will sure inspire you. Enjoy!
Mo Farah Running Away from Things
A tribute to team GB’s double Olympic gold medalist Mo Farah for being a true Olympic legend and inspiring a nation.
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Rodrigo portfolio
My name is Rodrigo, I’m 28 years old and art director. Work in Campinas / SP and am interested in everything that is related to creativity and art direction.
During these 8 years of experience worked in some agencies, such as igneous, Narro Advertising, Advertising and Marketing Contemporary Sense (current).
Oxnight Ten
Everyone near Ventura County CA. is invited to this Saturdays ride.
Check out the www.oxnight.com for more details
Sport Photography by Jan Hinkel
Jan Hinkel is a professional photographer based in Krefeld, Germany. by Photography Blog. Continue reading »
