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The art is for some contest/promotion made for our neighborhood stores. It's some cultural contest of Valentine's Day to get a trip for a weekend in some motel on the mountains and a Day Spa for the couple.

The area where the contest will be set is called Tristeza, meaning "sadness" in portuguese, so we kind of wanted to put that blue image out of the picture -- and the game Little Big Planet was perfect for the job.

The whole idea came from that game -- wich is whole set in some dolls' theatre, and my husband and I played a lot, by the way -- and it became handy as a visual reference for both of us. He made the first sketches, and I used the tip to continue the job.

I had to put a lot of things at the last minute so it could be approved by the main sponsor -- the "outdoor" pic, the bunch of logos that came after, the website address of the sponsors, the "*" stuff and things like that.

The greatest part of it is that all the 45 stores loved the job.
For some agency that is just beginning it's activities, it's wonderful

By the way... if I could just change anything on the art, I would throw away that outdoor thing. It got kind of messy, and I don't really feel like puting ads into another ad.
Didn't fit at all, but it was a condition. And you know what they say... "Clients are always right".

Notes:
*All the textures came from www.cgtextures.com
*The car picture is a mod of some vector icon I found on the web.
*The whole job was made on Photoshop and Illustrator CS4.

Description
The art is for some contest/promotion made for our neighborhood stores. It's some cultural contest of Valentine's Day to get a trip for a weekend in some motel on the mountains and a Day Spa for the couple.

The area where the contest will be set is called Tristeza, meaning "sadness" in portuguese, so we kind of wanted to put that blue image out of the picture -- and the game Little Big Planet was perfect for the job.

The whole idea came from that game -- wich is whole set in some dolls' theatre, and my husband and I played a lot, by the way -- and it became handy as a visual reference for both of us. He made the first sketches, and I used the tip to continue the job.

I had to put a lot of things at the last minute so it could be approved by the main sponsor -- the "outdoor" pic, the bunch of logos that came after, the website address of the sponsors, the "*" stuff and things like that.

The greatest part of it is that all the 45 stores loved the job.
For some agency that is just beginning it's activities, it's wonderful

By the way... if I could just change anything on the art, I would throw away that outdoor thing. It got kind of messy, and I don't really feel like puting ads into another ad.
Didn't fit at all, but it was a condition. And you know what they say... "Clients are always right".

Notes:
*All the textures came from www.cgtextures.com
*The car picture is a mod of some vector icon I found on the web.
*The whole job was made on Photoshop and Illustrator CS4.