A miniature world created in CGI comes grinding to a halt due to poor decision making in this animated piece by Cream Electric Art for the Joy Agency in Sydney, demonstrating the risk of people not partnering with a Charted Accountant for their business’s needs.

Credits: CD: Ben Pearce | Copywriter: Dan O’Bey | Production: Charlotte O’Rourke & Oscar Birkin | Original Design: Toby & Pete

Continuing an on-going relationship with Williams-Sonoma Art Director Kathleen Sullivan, Eva Kolenko was asked to direct a new video for W-S Open Kitchen featuring the proprietors of Ravenwood Farm, a unique gathering space celebrating the intersection of culinary arts, agriculture, and the local makers movement in Kerhonkson, NY.  Kolenko and DP Stephen Meierding shot the owners and their friends and associates, gathering together for a meal in the renovated 19th century barn that is the centerpiece of the Ravenwood experience.  Food Styling:  Chris Lanier, co-owner of Ravenwood | Prop Styling:  Suzie Myers

Ogilvy Chicago came back to Eva Kolenko recently to create a couple cute images connecting kids and grilled cheese to support Sargento Slices, and Kolenko didn’t disappoint.   Credits:  CD:  Megan Evans | Art Producer:  Maggy Lynch Hartley | Producer:  Indigital Productions | Food Styling:  Erin Quon | Props & Wardrobe Styling:  Natasha Kolenko

Kolenko went to Austin recently to shoot Kristen Kish, owner/chef of Arlo Grey restaurant there, hosting a gathering of family and friends for Food & Wine Magazine’s Thanksgiving edition.  As usual, Kolenko captured the essence of the people she shot along with the amazing, mouthwatering dishes served.  Bring on the holidays!  Prop styling:  Natasha Kolenko

The “How Life Unfolds” campaign from Cramer Krasselt provided a rare opportunity for Cream Electric Art:  The chance to work very collaboratively for over a year and a half with the agency, developing work that we all were proud of, under terms that were very fair to everyone involved.   The images were created in 3D and retouching, and are below.   CD:  Jim Root | AD:  Rebecca Mader | Art Producer:  Karen Kirsch

Last month brought another great shoot for Kolenko with Joline Rivera, Founder and CD of Kitchen Toke Magazine.  Here’s a sampling of the work they did.  Food Styling: Adam Pearson | Props: Gena Sigala 

Try as they might, Gout sufferers stray from the recommended foods/beverages to avoid, and Duzallo is there to help them when they do.  This quirky campaign from Hill Holliday illustrates that fact with portraits of wayward angels with halos made from their diet sins, and was deceptively challenging to shoot.  The halo props were shot practically and manipulated in post, and getting them to read well and in the proper position took a good deal of massaging.  Scott and team succeeded in the end, with arresting results to go with the ads’ “I’m no angel” headline. Creative credits include SVP GCD: Lauren Herman |  VP CD: Daniella Tineo-Cohn | SAD: Stella Shin | SVP Executive Producer: Brian Gonsar | Sr. Integrated Producer: Kate Geskos | Producer: Megan Sluiter | Props: John Robinson Design | Wardrobe: Gillean McLeod | Hair/MU:  Stephanie Daniel | Retouching:  E36 Creative

Tying in with the botanical ingredients of Jurlique skin care products, Cream Electric Art created a series of animations showing the packages surrounded by beautiful butterflies, all in CGI.  Client:  Jurlique International | Global Art Director:  Shabnam Bina

Panera Bread Company is evolving it’s branding, and with that has come a new approach to bring more environmental and day part cues into the propping and lighting of their in-store materials.  Kolenko was fortunate to play a role in the first two rounds of shooting for the evolution through their transition in design agencies, the results of which are out now.  Credits:  Round 1:  Willoughby Design, CD: Zack Shubkagel | Designer:  Gaby Saravia | Round 2:  Playground Design, CD:  Rob Fieldhouse | Sr. AD:  Samantha Hahn | Styling (for both):  Food:  Erin Quon | Props:  Natasha Kolenko

Round 1:

Round 2:

The task from TBWA Chiat Day to Cream Electric Art was simple:  Create three images that convey the drama and impact of epic IMAX films, and cinemagraphs of each.  The enormity of the project became quickly apparent from the initial production meetings, as the work would be shown in 70 different countries across a huge variety of differently formatted media, and needed to work seamlessly.   The three concepts were narrowed down from a larger list of alternative film “moments”, and CEA got to work designing the imagery and creating the hero CG elements, which included the ship at sea, some of the wave and atmospheric pieces, the detailed space ship interior, earth w/ hurricane,  exterior space ships and almost everything in the war planes execution.  It was a huge challenge to design, build and animate the pieces so they would work as looping cinemagraphs, but also as stand alone still images.  Thanks to the efforts of the CEA team and great communication from the agency and client, the results are amazing.  Agency Credits:  ECD:  Renato Fernandez | CD:  Jason Knarley | SAD: Stephen Lum | Sr. CW: Liz Cartwright | Director of Design: Mark Sloan | Designer: Robbie Reynolds | Integrated Producer:  Hashi Clark | Sound Design:  Lime Studios

…With branding….

…Here are a couple builds