Alexandria, Virginia-based art director and animator Haider Najeeb explains on his Behance page that he has always been enamored with creativity, especially the visual arts. Everything from painting to decoration strikes his fancy, though his keenest interest is in the digital realm.
Najeeb was recently commissioned by the World Press to create a short, brand-building clip. In a slight twist of irony, he uses a digital medium of motion graphics and computer-generated imagery to create iconic world buildings rendered as newspaper constructions. Throughout the clip the viewer sees sheets periodicals weaving themselves into such famous landmarks as Big Ben, the Sydney Opera House, the Pyramids of Giza and St. Basil's Cathedral. The effect is decidedly cosmopolitan -- a welcome quality in a promotion about a global media company.
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Haider Najeeb uses a Digital Medium to Promote Print Media
Trend Themes
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2. Periodical-themed Art - Incorporating newspapers and magazines into artistic compositions to create visually striking and thought-provoking pieces.
3. Iconic Landmark Promotions - Promoting brands and companies by integrating iconic world buildings and landmarks in their advertisements.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising - Opportunity for advertisers to explore new and creative ways of engaging audiences through digital mediums and unique concepts.
2. Art and Design - Artists can experiment with incorporating periodicals and famous landmarks into their creations, expanding the boundaries of traditional art forms.
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