Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Paris, France
Creative Director: Stephan Ferens
Art Director: Stéphane Santana, Edward Capelle
Copywriter: Edward Capelle, Stéphane Santana
Production Company: Marcassin, Paris
Film Director: Dimitri Daniloff
Production Company Producer: Jérémie Morichon
Agency Producers: Gabriel Duforesto, Bertrand Ayache Anguenot
Post Production : Nova Prod, Mikros Image, Wam
“Feeds your baby’s imagination.”
Advertising Agency: DDB, Milan, Italy
Creative Director: Vicky Gitto
Art Director: Alessandro Campani
Copywriter: Vicky Gitto
Photographer: Luca Perazzoli
“Whatever work asks you.”
Advertising Agency: Cayenne, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Giandomenico Puglisi, Stefano Tumiatti
Art Directors / Copywriters: Daniel Fattorini, Giacomo Sebregondi
In order to communicate FOX’s 4th Season of House in Portugal, several statues were covered with medical masks containing the info about the premiere.
In order to communicate FOX’s 4th Season of House in Portugal, giant bandages were placed containing the info about the premiere.
Advertising Agency: Torke Stunt, Lisbon, Portugal
Pat one - Part two - Part three
Mauro Gatti is one of the youngest and talented italian designers of the moment. He was the first one to have his portfolio on some of the most important design’s portals during the advent of digital art and webdesign as a new graphic experimentation. Drawing fantastic and ironic illustrations and animations for Web, advertising and television, in few years time he found his place in between international italian designers.
Mauro was able to create a personal style, serious but ironic and funny at the same time, quite unique and up to multiple interpretations. The first reaction, looking at his at his work, might be a smile; but behind it it is possible to see a entire world of structured ideas and strong messages.
His studio, Mutado, is located in Milan and London. It works mainly in illustration, advertising and motion graphic with international clients as Disney, Disney Academy, Nokia, MTV, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, Ferrero, Bigo +Twigetti and more. As well as collaborates with big networks and agencies as Leagas Delaney, JWT, W+K, Laika, McCann Erickson, G2.
Mauro Gatti, è uno dei più giovani e talentuosi designer italiani e internazionali degli ultimi anni. E’ stato il primo italiano a comparire con il suo portfolio nei più importanti portali: erano i tempi in cui si parlava di arte digitale emergente e di webdesign come nuova frontiera della sperimentazione grafica. Si è presto guadagnato con merito il suo posto nella ristretta cerchia dei designer italiani famosi all’estero, disegnando fantastiche ed ironiche illustrazioni ed animazioni per la rete, l’advertising o la televisione.
Mauro è riuscito a creare uno stile proprio, serio ma allo stesso tempo ironico e divertente; completamente unico nel suo genere e dalle molteplici possibili interpretazioni. Guardando le sue illustrazioni, in un primo momento si sorride; ma dietro si cela un mondo di pensieri ben strutturati con concetti molto forti. Mutado, il suo studio, ha mezza sede a Londra e mezza a Milano. Lavora principalmente nel campo dell’illustrazione, dell’advertising e della motion graphic per diversi brand internazionali, come Disney, Disney Academy, Nokia, MTV, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, Ferrero, Bigo+Twigetti, ecc. Collabora inoltre con grandi network e agenzie come Leagas Delaney, JWT, W+K, Laika, McCann Erickson, G2.
More info on mutado.com and thebrainbox.com
“Scary things happen in the dark”
Lately in South Africa there have been many power outs due growing infrastructure. So everybody should get the ER Lamp that turns on when the lights go off. Who knows what we could be enduring in the dark in our everyday lives. This campaign uses night-vision to demonstrate just that. Be it someone drinking water from grandpa’s false teeth cup, sitting on a sleeping child or missing the toilet bowl.
Advertising Agency: DDB, Johannesburg South Africa
Creative Director: Gareth Lessing
Art Director: Andre Vrdoljak
Copywriter: Claudi Potter
Photographer: Clive Stewart
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