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Carlo's Way

By Studio, 13:30 Thu 19 Jul 2007

Peter Saville

Added this week to the Kilgour Campaign Portfolio is a series of movies made on-set with Nick Knight and Peter Saville. In accompanying interviews, Kilgour's Creative Director Carlo Brandelli talks us through how each shot was achieved. Filmed over the last six seasons, since Brandelli took over at Kilgour; ‘Icon’, ‘Pool’, ‘Smoke’, ‘Mirror’, ‘Rain’ and ‘Sun’ tell the story behind the campaign images and how a “no-show” by a well known British actor projected a well known British graphic designer into the role of male model.

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Fantastic stuff. I really like this shoot and im a big fan of Peter Saville so this addition was just great. Really inspiring- thanks for sharing.

By Turbo at 22:55 Thu 19 Jul 2007 | reply to this >

Welcome back Turbo, hope all is good with you in Iceland

By Chris Summerfield at 10:15 Fri 20 Jul 2007 | reply to this >

I fully agree on turbos comment. And just for the record: I enjoy this site very much; in terms of getting knowledge and getting inspired; projects like this one make me feel like being in sort of an online-artschool, big up!

By Lucluc at 16:01 Fri 20 Jul 2007 | reply to this >

Great coments in the videos. Actually, they show prety well the complex structure of a fasihon shot and how all the elements and persons taking part finally agree to come up with the definitive idea. It proves that it is not only about a certain look, it is much more about concepts and the best way to make them work.

By juan trujillo at 12:44 Sat 21 Jul 2007 | reply to this >

Does anybody have the Gwen Stefani 'Love Angel Music Baby' PDF's 1-16? If you do, could you email them to me at matthew@everyoneswaiting.com.au? Thanks heaps in advance!

By Everyone's Waiting at 01:38 Tue 24 Jul 2007 | reply to this >

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