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Ogilvy’s Award-Winning Campaign Completes Bottom Half Of Famous Portraits
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The 2017 Cannes Festival has ended, and Ogilvy Chicago won big this year. Their campaign for the shoe polish brand Kiwi won not one but two Lions this year in Print and Publishing - bronze and gold.
Titled "Portraits Completed", the award-winning campaign completes the bottom half of famous paintings to reveal the subjects' shoes. Plus, the exhibition is also complemented by an audio tour that provides viewers with real art history while clevery weaving the brand Kiwi into its narratives. You can check out pics from the exhibition below.
More info: canneslions.com (h/t)
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Please do the American Gothic ,I always get the feeling that the woman on the left is grabbing onto something
I believe all of them
Soo realistic it would b hard not to!
These are all so well done in their original styles ahh
These days you can have a computer take a photo and paint it in the exact style of a painting. I imagine they staged the photos with period specific details etc. and ran them through the software.
Hm true but nevertheless both as advertising and recreating art it's a job very well done no?
Please do the American Gothic ,I always get the feeling that the woman on the left is grabbing onto something
I believe all of them
Soo realistic it would b hard not to!
These are all so well done in their original styles ahh
These days you can have a computer take a photo and paint it in the exact style of a painting. I imagine they staged the photos with period specific details etc. and ran them through the software.
Hm true but nevertheless both as advertising and recreating art it's a job very well done no?