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I haven’t said anything about because a) I don’t really care about makeup, and b) using Wonder Woman to sell makeup strikes me as a little odd. But now they’ve got Mike and Laura Allred doing some sweet Wonder Woman artwork, and I have to post that they’re crazy great. Check out this cool motion comic/advertisement for the makeup line: Medusa stealing the world’s supply of MAC makeup and transforming every girl on Earth into a “plain Jane” is pretty silly, but the art is all sorts of fun.

MAC has put out an awesome new t-shirt for their Wonder Woman cosmetic line, featuring Mike and Laura Allred’s fantastic art. Look at how cool this is: Look at how cool this is: I totally want a Wonder Woman shirt with Allred art!!!

I love Mike Allred’s throwback/1970s sort of style, and Laura Allred colours it fantastically. DC needs to get the Allreds on a Wonder Woman book, either a proper series or a Wednesday Comics sort of thing it would look amazing. Related Tags:,,, This entry was posted on February 11, 2011 at 10:55 pm and is filed under.

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The original films, music videos and motion design you see on STASH, took a long time to produce by some of the world's top creative minds. Show your appreciation to them, by 'liking' it and sharing it on your social networks. Stay in touch and subscribe at Viral/pop Video Client: M.A.C. COSMETICS Director: JOHN EARLE Animation: JOHN EARLE John Earle, director, Brooklyn, NY: 'MAC commissioned comic legend Mike Allred to illustrate five scenes featuring Wonder Woman and MAC Cosmetics.

MAC came to me when they wanted to bring these illustrations to life. The only real brief was to create something engaging and entertaining that can be used in their viral marketing campaign and in MAC stores worldwide. 'My first proposal to MAC was to create a fully animated recreation of the artwork - something like an '80s Saturday morning cartoon. Budgetary and legal constraints quickly ended that idea. I learned we were not allowed to modify the existing illustrations very much as it would be too difficult to get DC Comics to sign off on it. 'But as is often the case, constraints fuel new ideas. I wanted to make this feel like a larger-than-life comic book, something instantly recognizable but unique in its own right.

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I also needed to add some extra style to the retro-influenced illustrations and taking them into 2.5D just wasn't enough to carry the piece. The 3D comic elements that burst off the pages became that extra bit of interest to propel the animation. I feel it also brings it into a more contemporary realm, something viewers of all ages can relate to. In addition I've created some companion pieces which are mostly 3D that will act as video wallpaper for their Times Square and Bleeker Street stores in NYC.' Schedule: 'I began initial conversations on the project in September of 2010.