From one Jaune Catalogue to the other, I have been busy working on the vlog, and one exciting project you'll soon here about all launching in a few weeks. but today It's time to share the Summer 2019 JAUNE campaign, all shot in Italy, inspired by the beautiful mediterranean villages of Cinque Terre.
Watch the video to discover the beautiful footage and why we chose this destination:
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Monday, April 15, 2019
> Shooting in Cinque Terre
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Thursday, July 23, 2015
> Firenze Success Story: Mercato Centrale
Last month we visited Pitti Uomo in Firenze, and I wrote a post about the brands that caught our attention.
However the visual and gastronomic explosion that marked us forever was ~ DRUM ROLL~... IL MERCATO CENTRALE!
(logo and identity by Almagreal, representing the central location of the mercato)
This Iron and Glass building was created in 1874 by Giuseppe Mengoni, who designed as well the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milano. For its 140th birthday, Umberto Montano and Claudio Cardini gave this San Lorenzo Covered Market its glory, bringing people back to this vibrant city landmark, with traditional shops that give the artisans the center stage.
Following this idea, every booth is hosted by its star artisan, with his name and caricature illustration by Jonathan Calugi, who caught the character of each person so perfectly.
Amazing isn't it?
The food of course compeets by far with the most famous restaurants in Florence, not to mention that it's for a bargain! I had the best pasta and arancina tradizionale with a delicious Aperol Spritz, for around 20 euro...
I leave you now with a few pictures of the identity in the website, magazine, place etc...
Ecollo qua! Bravo a tutti, direttore, architetto, designer, animator, illustrator...good job!
Don't miss it if you're on a trip to Italy and i know a lot of you are planning to this summer...
UPDATE!!! Thanks to this post I've just discovered that the talented Lebanese Stephanie Richa worked with Jonathan Calugi on the identity during her internship in Firenze! BRAVISSIMI!
(logo and identity by Almagreal, representing the central location of the mercato)
This Iron and Glass building was created in 1874 by Giuseppe Mengoni, who designed as well the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milano. For its 140th birthday, Umberto Montano and Claudio Cardini gave this San Lorenzo Covered Market its glory, bringing people back to this vibrant city landmark, with traditional shops that give the artisans the center stage.
Following this idea, every booth is hosted by its star artisan, with his name and caricature illustration by Jonathan Calugi, who caught the character of each person so perfectly.
Here is a small animation by Simone Brillaleri of one artisan for example:
Amazing isn't it?
The food of course compeets by far with the most famous restaurants in Florence, not to mention that it's for a bargain! I had the best pasta and arancina tradizionale with a delicious Aperol Spritz, for around 20 euro...
I leave you now with a few pictures of the identity in the website, magazine, place etc...
Don't miss it if you're on a trip to Italy and i know a lot of you are planning to this summer...
UPDATE!!! Thanks to this post I've just discovered that the talented Lebanese Stephanie Richa worked with Jonathan Calugi on the identity during her internship in Firenze! BRAVISSIMI!
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012
>Bellissima Toscana... {beautiful tuscany}
Just a few picts from my few days in Tuscany... enjoy the breathtaking views!
All photos ©ghassan koteit

All photos ©ghassan koteit

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