Emeis Deubel : cover of TIME magazine, Louis Vuitton Special for DIE PRESSE, INDIE mag, GQ STYLE, MERCEDES BENZ, ...

SARAH Illenberger’s work is very popular in the USA. Commissions have included artwork for the VM WARE trade fair, provided by the Emotive Brand agency.

The business develops software solutions for virtualisations and is incredibly successful in what it does. Sarah was briefed to come up with symbols for individual motifs such as "Goodbye Complexity - Hello Agility" and to transform these into three dimensional paper objects.

TIME Magazine booked Sarah for the realisation of their "Why California is still Americas Future" cover story and were impressed with her idea of depicting California as a circuit board. The motif was photographed by Reinhard Hunger.

A further motif was added to the popular campaign for HELVETAS producers of organic cotton, Switzerland. Following a banana and head of lettuce, SARAH created an apple made of cotton. This was in turn photographed by Attila HARTWIG.

Stefan HEINRICHS was also just as busy and had two series of work published in the latest issue of INDIE (GoSee reported). He realised the cover series with COLE Mohr and JOHN Patrick c/o VIVA MODELS in experimental leather outfits. The styling was carried out by INGO Nahrwold, the hair was managed by STELLI, both c/o BIGOUDI.

In the second series he shot Jethro, Nick Cave’s son. This time round the team comprised stylist YILMAZ Aktepe and hairstylist HAUKE Krause, both c/o BIGOUDI.

GQ STYLE also booked Stefan once more. He photographed model Ladji in the Munich studio for a Moncler special. INGO was in charge of the bizarre tuxedo outfit, the hair was styled by STELLI, both c/o BIGOUDI.

Yona HECKL was commissioned by Shanghai DGM to visualise the benefits of the MERCEDES BENZ Original Service’s Economy Services in an image composition. The “two sided” results were produced by GoSee member NU PROJECTS, with post production by GLOSS.

A Louis Vuitton Special, which Anja BOXHAMMER photographed for DIE PRESSE magazine, Austria, has just been released. The model was Judith Bedard from Canada, an ambitious young woman who also does a lot of social work besides her modelling. Stylist JUNE Nakamoto c/o SHOTVIEW came up with the complete looks, Richard Soldé took care of the red locks and José Sanchez was in charge of her porcelain skin.

Thomas KRAPPITZ travelled to New York for D Magazine, where he shot an Elvis Presley style inspired series in and around Milk Studio. Now model Eva knows exactly how to Shake, Rattle and Roll !


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