Tara Donne's latest work for Bacardi, The New York Times, and Food & Wine makes us want to eat with our eyes. Donne's an ace at shooting from home, solo (food styling herself in a pinch) or with a lean crew. Both her editorial and commercial commissions pop with color while still feeling unique to the specific project. 

Quarantining has not stopped the world completely. For the launch of Victoria Beckham Beauty's new product, "Golden", photographer and director, Mary Fix, shot the campaign safely from her home studio via FaceTime. Working with three models across the globe, Mary created beautiful imagery with the same fresh and dynamic energy she would in person. 

We're pleased to share that Vault49's collaboration with Smirnoff won in the Best Packaging - 2D Grapghics category.  "A well-rounded entry that showed real understanding of the audience. A sophisticatedproduction that brought the Day of the Dead imagery to a whole other level.” 

a   With a joint love of fine paper goods and the lost joy of sending and receiving post, Bobby & Kate Evans started the now award winning Telegramme Paper Co. in London in 2014. Now based out of their studio by the sea in Margate, Telegramme apply their unique illustration style to a wide selection of art prints, gig posters as well as taking commissions from clients from across the globe.

Joe Pugliese shot John Legend for British GQ. By manipulating the lighting, he accentuated the hues of the clothes and crafted boldly colorful portraits. Legend was so pleased with the images that they were used for the press around his upcoming album, Bigger Love.

Over the last few weeks we’ve been working internally to identify specific ways B&A can be more inclusive to the BIPOC community. IMMEDIATE ACTION B&A is committed to cultivating a more diverse roster of talent. We are re-designing our research & outreach processes to ensure accessibility to underrepresented minority groups. In the coming week, we will be implementing an open platform for emerging BIPOC creatives to have one-on-one discussions with our network of agents. We will be offering sessions for Illustrators, Photographers, CGI Artists, Animators, Muralists, as well as Stylists and Hair & Makeup Artists. These sessions can cover: portfolio reviews, how to build a portfolio, best business practices or specific questions about the industry.  FUTURE PLANS We will implement an open resource bank providing educational, job related and BIPOC focused charitable organizations that anyone can access at any time.   We are committed to diversify how we find applicants to be more inclusive of BIPOC community and maintain a vigilant focus on the inclusion of diverse voices. We will begin instituting educational initiatives and professional development programs in order to cultivate BIPOC talent and students within the advertising and creative profession. A FOREVER COMMITMENT Maintaining focus on anti-racism efforts as a part of our decision-making process. Fostering and maintaining a diverse roster of artists and creative collaborators. Increasing and ensuring the continued diversity of our working community. Above all, continuing to listen and learn.