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MENTAL CHICKENS.
Just been going through Tom’s archive and thought I’d share these…
Jack.
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Way back in November, Tom shot the famous dance duo ‘Les Twins’ for the New Era Flagbearers campaign. Both nice lads, they sadly put our ‘robot’ to shame. The campaign has just come out and were having a dance off in the studio to celebrate…
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So finally we can post the shots and the behind the scenes video for the trip to Paris I blogged about at the end of last year. We’ve even managed to squeeze all 30 French models in the video - see if you can count them all. Fun times and late nights.
HUGE thanks for the music provided goes to Little Racer and their label Young & Lost Club:
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People wanted to see the Alfie Allen shots bigger, so here they are…
Jack.
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A short while back, Tom shot Alfie Allen (nice bloke) for the April issue of Esquire. Out now…
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This week we’ve swapped Blackpool Beach for Miami Beach in a bid to boost our tans (got burnt). We’ve seen lots of sun, sea and super-sizing. Just waiting on an alligator now, fingers crossed…
Jack
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We just got the spreads back from Tom’s shoot with Labrinth for this months Esquire magazine. Big thanks to Georgina Lewin for the amazing set design. Who knew a ton of sand would make that much mess!
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Puma Social France - More to come…
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Diageo
In November Tom shot some work for Diageo’s Johnny Walker Whisky. So, over flew Caitlin from New York. The first was a global brand shot, and the second (see antlers), a Christmas card for ad agency LOVE.
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PARIS
So, we went to Paris before Christmas as Tom was shooting for puma. Amongst the thousands of Parisian treats we encountered, some of the highlights included, a fancy, fancy toilet, discussion about lots of cultural stuff - usually followed by croissants, an amazing trip to Monmarte (landscape pic above), Tom meeting a tortoise and my immense fear of flying. The shoot itself was in a bar hired for the evening and went on till the early hours. 30 French speaking models made for a formidable language barrier, which we then stumbled, or more accurately crashed through, with the help of Toms agent Emillie. It was long but enjoyable day. Can’t wait to go back.
WRITTEN BY JACK.
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