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Liquid brands Leonardo da Vinci exhibition!
It’s not often you get to design a project that features the work of one the greatest artists and inventors of all time. That’s why we were very excited when we heard that TheTech Museum of Innovation in Downtown San Jose asked Liquid Agency to develop the branding and marketing materials for the upcoming exhibition - Leonardo: 500 Years into the Future.
The show will open from September 27, 2008 thru January 4, 2009 at The Tech Museum of Innovation in Downtown San Jose. For more details, go to their website: www.thetech.org. This important exhibition promises to be the first of its kind in the US, showcasing priceless works of art direct from Italy - and over 200 artifacts and models of some of the inventions that Leonardo designed. If you’re anywhere near San Jose, be sure to check it out!
Our design solution included the image of what is known as “the flying man” - a prototype for an early flying machine modeled after the wings of birds. The artifact appears to glide into the layout, next to large lettering that spells out the inventor’s first name. As it does this, it casts a shadow…which actually is the shadow of a modern aircraft. According to Alfredo Muccino, Chief Creative Officer at Liquid: “This juxtaposition of old and new is representative of the nature of the exhibition - which seeks to present the impact and relevance of Leonardo’s inventions in the modern world.”
As part of the assignment we’ve created print, web, radio and TV spots, as well as the graphics that are featured on the website and those that will adorn the outside of TheTech. As soon as everything is released we will share it with you! We hope you will like what we did…but, most importantly, we hope that Leonardo would like it if he was around!
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What happens at CES…does not stay in Las Vegas.
This year’s show attracted more than 130,000 attendees. The city of Las Vegas was inundated with techno-geeks from all over the world, showing off their new products and drooling over the latest gadgets. Getting a cab was a nightmare…and every restaurant was booked.
But all of this tells us that the technology sector is healthy - and people’s appetite for tech products is still strong.
The convention floor featured venerable tech brands alongside newcomers that are giving established brands a run for their money.
The level of activity - from deal-making to entertainment were as hectic as ever, with each company vying for attention in a very crowded environment. Standing out at CES is no easy feat.
We’re putting together our annual CES Report, with photos of booths and other branding activities that we observed while cruising the show floor. So, stay tuned…and we’ll post it on our site over the next few days.
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