2. INK SKETCHES
Medium: India ink, pen and marker
Designer: Stephen Caputo
Top: Rienhardt - Overwatch
Left to right: LINKIN PARK - Living
Things, Wall-e - Disney
For these pieces , I used a
combination of India ink callligraphy
pens and markers. I used basic
shading techniques to portay
difference in colours.
3. EARLS CAMPAIGN
Multi-media campaign
Medium: Photoshop
Designer: Stephen Caputo
For this series I chose
to show how important
art is to the restaurant
using the food as the
medium. The
emphasize on the hand
crafted food shows
care an effort put in by
the chefs. The
campaign included a
companion app as well
as a Facebook and
Twitter page.
4. Look behind the curtain
with our app* ingredients may not be accurate
Look behind the curtain
with our app* ingredients may not be accurate
Look behind the curtain
with our app* ingredients may not be accurate
Look behind the curtain
with our app* ingredients may not be accurate
Look behind the curtain
with our app* ingredients may not be accurate
Look behind the curtain
with our app* ingredients may not be accurate
Multi-Media Campaign
Medium: Illustrator, Photoshop
Designer: Stephen Caputo
STEAM WHISTLE CAMPAIGN
This campaign has a
focus on augmented
reality as its primary
focus. Steam Whistle
is a Toronto based
company, so the
campaign is about
rediscovering
Toronto.
5. SUNNY D CAMPAIGN
Out of Home
Medium: Illustrator
Designer: Stephen Caputo
For this poster, I chose
to use a popular
mobile game as a basis
for the ad. The game is
called Nyan Cat
Adventures and it
features a 8-bit cat
mixed with a pop tart
that leaves a trail of
rainbows behind it.
It was a fun and wacky
game that got a lot of
praise and popularity.
6. The basis for this poster was famous works
of art. Using their tag line, I replaced the
humans in the paintings with animals to
show that they stepped into a different
world. The paintings are easily recognized
by the parents and the animals
recongnized by the kids.
TORONTO ZOO CAMPAIGN
Out of Home Media
Medium: Photoshop, Indesign
Designer: Stephen Caputo