I Couldn't Have Said It Better Myself: Shahir Zag's Thoughts

Shahir Zag's job is not just to make Timblr's blog and teenager who is hungry for Pinterest distribute his prints at night and make him a famous name on the internet.

Y & R 's highest creative officer was working on an award - winning advertising art, but after being inspired by Nike' s advertisement, he began climbing the creative business ladder at the age of 14. Today, Zag is still untouchable in his field. In 2012, Zag was elected the second largest CCO, the world's best copy, the No. 1 art director in the Big Won report, at the Cannes International Film Festival.

Beyond his career, Zag's personal thought in a perfect riddle has resonated with the global masses. His views on religion, love, art, and attitude are briefly and poetically explained as reference and reaction in other parts of the world, using the same simple sentences.

Collinsson said in an interview with the University of Aberdeen "I thought about Hamlet when I saw Admlithi." In the etymologic investigation of her various texts, a corrupted version of the Gaelic name 'Admlithi' was first created by Gaelic speaker and taken to Scandinavia. Little is known about the Danish historian Saxor who lived in the early 13 th century. But Colin was in her article, "he probably studied abroad in northern France, somehow he got part of the Celtic or Celtic literature, including a clear knowledge of the Irish story." - This is included in his work.

Designers breaking Carson and other rules often choose to tell you various ideas by breaking the rules. Shahir Zag's "Migraine" poster broke the rules for making jokes and Carson's spread broke the rules to explain this interview. First of all, we are probably the most common technique - shadow. Well, shadows are not always linear, sometimes they stretch, bend, twist and tilt, so they may become a bit of a demon. Therefore, a good way to investigate the use of shadows is to look at the shadows of the real world, check and copy how light strikes various objects at various points.