Emeis Deubel : holiday season for SIHLCITY, AUDI A5 - The sharper drive, KaDeWe Christmas mag, yummy for ROGGENCAMP ORGANICS, BARCLAYS BANK, GEHRLICHER SOLAR campaign

Thanks to the Spillmann Felser Leo Burnett agency, Holger POOTEN and Sarah ILLENBERGER have been in high Christmas spirits for quite a while now.

Three motifs were shot for the renowned SIHLCITY shopping centre in Zurich, presenting their special service offers including personal shoppers, gift-wrap and home delivery.

The campaign for the revised models of the AUDI A5 range are now underlined by the motto 'The Sharper Drive', as invented by the Kempertrautmann agency, due to the even more precise line management as well as an electronic power steering, all of which makes for a better design and driveability.

To photograph the models in combination with paper was therefore the only sensible thing to do. Sarah ILLENBERGER took care of the prop design and styling. Jan Steinhilber was the photographer.

You will have two opportunities to marvel at Sarah's works from up-close in Paris this December. She is exhibiting both at the Pictoplasma and Colette.

The Bureau Mario Lombardo is responsible for the very cool new visual appearance of Berlin’s legendary and traditional department store KaDeWe. The Christmas magazine features two artists from Emeis Deubel: Attila HARTWIG photographed the 'Tischlein Deck Dich' still life series and Özgür ALBAYRAK created ‘Im Paradies der Frauen’.

Once again, Attila HARTWIG photographed very delicious packaging motifs for ROGGENCAMP ORGANICS. This time, ice cream and salad dressing were the subjects. Volker Hobl took care of the styling.

METZ + RACINE photographed a variety of motifs for BARCLAYS BANK, commissioned by BBH London. They also contributed to the most recent issue of CASA DI ARBITRARE magazine, Italy.

York Christoph RICCIUS seized the moment and made good use of the last autumn sunshine to create the attached freelance series.

We already featured the first two motifs of the GEHRLICHER SOLAR campaign by Michael NAGER and we are pleased to continue our coverage by presenting the third of four motifs.

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