Colateral damage by tallpindo
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I made this image to focus on the space where advertising began. I looked up the first appearance of ads in the London Gazette. Here, the image is a mockup of something resembling WW-II coverage. It came at a time the decision was made to use artillery on a town, reversing previous policy. It's not an editorial or opinion piece. It's simply coverage. Now for the subtle distinction. I searched for a flower called a saxafragia who's popular name is "London Pride" to represent my foray into advertising and gave it to a censor. This was in the middle eighties. I even followed some of Anthony Franco's views on public relations. I visited a local advertising office though did not really attempt to connect. The tie to JWT is that JWT was a Marine in the Civil War before he bought the advertising agency he worked for. This campaign in Fallujah was a Marine action. Don't forget the "Devil Dogs" of WW-I.
Comments (9)
Excellent done.....!!!!
I do not recall the term although I was a war baby. excellent poser art dale
Well done!
hmmmmmm--I'm much too young to remember or I will never tell hahahahaha wonderful artwork!!~
super . I use to deliver the papers in my home town. Not at this times but in the 1960's. very cool render
The dog..friend or menace to a poor unsuspecting paper boy?!! Who can say? Nice touches like crewcut hair and military pants. Great stuff!
Did the dog eat the boy ? :))
he looks determined to face this....
looks like the dog has smelt something in the bag. Great little scene!