Kaleva Newspaper: Free Kick

Advertising Agency: Työmaa, Oulu, Finland Creative Director / Art Director: Kaija Matikkala Copywriters: Mari Kiirikki, Marko Sirviö Illustrator: Fake Graphics Photographer: Kuvaamo Kimmo Virtanen Additional credits: Tiina Koskela

Wiser’s Small Batch

Client: Corby Distilleries Agency: john st. Creative Directors: Angus Tucker, Stephen Jurisic Copywriter: Dhaval Bhatt Art Director: David Glen, Malin Holmquist Agency Producer: Alisa Pellizzari Photographer: Matt Barnes Account team lead: Ian Brooks Account Supervisor: Mark Graham Account Executive: Andrew Godfrey

McDonald's

Make Theodore our problem Have your kid's birthday party at McDonald's. Advertising Agency: DDB, Johannesburg, South Africa Executive Creative Director: Grant Jacobsen Creative Director: Grant Jacobsen Copywriter: Andre Vrdoljak Art Director: Hital Pandya Photographer: Carioca Illustrator: Carioca Typographer: Hital Pandya Account Manager: Tsitsi Dhlamini

Coca-Cola: CokeHands

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather Shanghai, China Chief Creative Officer: Graham Fink Executive Creative Director: Francis Wee Art Director: Jonathan Mak Long Illustrator: Jonathan Mak Long, Eno Jin Planning: Mark Sinnock Account: Martin Murphy Published: April 2012

Karlstad Energy: Pig

Learn how to avoid the worst pigs on karlstadsenergi.se
 Advertising Agency: Bulldozer, Karlstad, Sweden Art Director: Andreas Österlund Copywriter: Jenny Eklund Illustrator: Anders Lipkin Photographer: Anders Lipkin Additional credits: Anna Bergström stylist

Game Changers: Guess Girls and Photographers Look Back

Game Changers: Guess Girls and Photographers Look Back
By MARCY MEDINA / WWD
Working on the Guess ad campaigns was a big boost for many photographers and models.
Here, they look back.

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"No More Mr. Nice Girl"

"No More Mr. Nice Girl" new T-Moblie ad campaign
 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

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Columbia Sportswear: Darts

When you can't see what harms you, it's more dangerous. Advertising Agency: simple, Chile Photographer: Gancho Retoucher: Astro IC

El Tesoro Tequila: Handmade

El Tesoro is one of the last remaining authentic tequilas. It is still crafted completely by hand, using the same traditional methods that were used in 1937.

Product : El Tesoro Tequila
Agency : Publicis Mid America, Dallas
Country : United States of America
Photographer: Scott Harben
Executive Creative Director: Shon Rathbone
Creative Group Head: Eric Moncaleano
Art Director: Eric Moncaleano
Copywriter: Shon Rathbone
Other Credits : Brad Robinson, Print Producer
Retoucher: chawk

Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Moving

Some art exhibits are more moving than others. Advertising Agency: Richter7, Salt Lake City, USA Creative Directors: Gary Sume, Ryan Anderson, Dave Newbold Art Director: Ryan Anderson Copywriter: Gary Sume Photographer: Peter Harholdt Published: March 2012

Body Shades

New series Body Shades from Caesar Lima
make up and styling: Veronica Hernandez
photography: Caesar Lima
Imaging by Felipe Silva
concept: Pixelpasta
model: Samantha Torres
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Toys from Chernobyl

Considered the worst nuclear power plant accident in history, and one of only two classified as a level 7 event on the International Nuclear Event Scale (the other being the recent Fukushima nuclear accident), the Chernobyl disaster is one of the greatest catastrophes we've experienced in modern times. While most of us could never fully understand its impact, one photographer made it his mission to show us how it changed and even destroyed lives. Jan Smith sent us this powerful set, asking us to share it with our viewers.

"For the last few months I’ve been working in Ukraine on my latest project: Igrushka," Smith says. "This is an intimate exploration of the Chernobyl accident, twenty-five years later.

"Igrushka means 'toy' in Russian. It retells the Chernobyl accident through the portraits of forsaken toys from a very particular nursery in the abandoned city of Pripyat. These toys illustrate a way of playing that changed after the accident and fall of the USSR. They are also a conduit to memories about Chernobyl. The images are paired with stories and fables found on open pages in the nursery, as well as with excerpts from interviews with persons who were children at the time. The project is ongoing, and will culminate in a book later this year.

By Jan Smith
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