Giles Revell’s newest personal work is featured front and center in the latest issue of Elephant, a quarterly publication on contemporary art & visual culture. Check out the work, an innovative way to depict human motion via photography, below, and pick up a copy of the magazine to read Giles’ interview as well. Stay tuned for more images + video coming soon.
Giles Revell & Frost Design are at it again. Frost’s Series 3 line of graphic, bold t-shirts featuring Giles’ photographs recently launched.
Peruse & purchase the shirts from Frost’s shop here.
Read Design Federation’s blog entry about the collaboration here.
Giles Revell recently photographed a new Budweiser campaign with agency DDB.
Giles Revell was honored with 6 golds and 1 platinum at the Creative Circle awards for his recent Harvey Nichols campaigns, featuring Wallace & Gromit. Revell’s newest series of advertisements featuring Harvey Nichols Mannequins also won four silver and one bronze. For more information on Creative Circle, please click HERE.
Giles Revell recently shot a campaign for the new series “Law & Order : UK”.
Giles Revell recently shot a campaign for Lexus RX Hybrid vehicles. The ads are running in German and the taglines include: “Envy With Green” and “Put Your Carbon Foot Down”.
Giles Revell’s campaign of Wallace and Gromit for Harvey Nichols is featured on PDN in an article entitled, “Clients Reveal Their Most Creative Efforts of the Year”. Daniel Moorey (Head of Art Buying at DDB London) says, “The photography of Giles Revell doesn’t do anything showy but it achieves what every great photographer looks to achieve, the feeling that the shot couldn’t have been done any better.” To view the entire story, please click HERE.
Giles Revell and his colleagues, Matt Willey and Philip Oltermann, recently collaborated on a project called Photofit, published in The Guardian UK.***Photofit explores the relationships between facial topography and the personality. It is a play on the photographic self-portrait using the traditional police criminal recognition system originally theorized by Jacques Penry.
To view the project in its entirety, please visit:
http://www.vh-artists.com/gilesrevell/photofit.pdf
