Hi! I'm Elyse Gibson, an advertising copywriter in Minneapolis. I love all things design, pop culture and creative. Think in Bright Colors is a compilation of my favorite ad/design/interactive work, inspirations and beyond. To check out my advertising portfolio, visit www.elysegibson.com.
Shout out to my girl, Amber Mahoney, on her AMAZING photoshoot for La Petite Marmoset’s Spring Lookbook. Her eye for composition, unique style and love of mixing colors and prints makes her such a fun, contemporary photographer who excels at capturing the essence of her subjects.
Her and her husband Jon will be photographing our wedding in just 11 days. And I can’t wait <3
Jason Lee, an ex-wedding photographer, takes amazingly thoughtful, creative and funny photos of his two daughters.
They definitely aren’t your cheesy, posed family portraits that we’ve all grown used to seeing. Check out even more here.
These Pantone tarts by Griottes are deliciously lovely. Excuse me while I wipe the drool off my computer screen, for real.
Yesterday I stumbled upon the amazing work of photographer Andrew B. Myers. I love the colors, composition and humor in his pieces. Wouldn’t you just love to live in his world for a day?
Love these surrealistic photos by Philippe Ramette. NONE of these images are photoshopped. Pretty impressive.
These awesome photos featuring potholes are really creative! The series was created by Claudia Ficca and Davide Luciano and beautifully portrays potholes as imaginative opportunities for fun instead of annoying, fractured urban flaws.
Stumbled over Rodney Smith today over on Pinterest. Each image carries such a beautifully graphic story and just feels electrically charged. His work is giving me some seriously chills this morning. What a truly gifted photographer!
Interesting and compelling documentary photographs by James Mollison on where children around the world sleep.
I don’t know who took this photo or who it’s of, but it makes me REALLY, REALLY happy!
By photographer Lou Mora for Rue Magazine.
Artist/photographer Sacha Goldberger assembled an outside studio at Bois de Boulogne (a park located near Paris) last year, stopping joggers and asking if they would sprint for him and then pose right afterwards for his camera. He then asked the same people to come to his professional studio one week later and shot a second picture.
“I wanted to show the difference between our natural and brute side versus how we represent ourselves to society,” Goldberger said. Talk about a difference!
GORGEOUS photos of SJP and Matthew Broderick in Vogue. Just stunning.
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick Photographed for the August Issue of Vogue by Mario Testino
Photo from the Vancouver riots last night.
Gorgeous springtime photo from photographer AND my dear friend Amanda Williams-Colton. Love her work!
