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| Illustration of a boxer for proposed 'SMILE' storyboard TV Advert (c) 2004 |
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Comical appearance of a former heavyweight boxer who goes ahead to proclaim his love for the 'SMILE' brand while showing off his history of missing teeth and his only surviving tooth.
(c) 2004
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| Illustration of a chain smoker for the 'SMILE' storyboard TV Advert (c) 2004 |
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| Illustration of two proposed mascots for the 'SMILE' TV Advert (c) 2004 |
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The Concept of the 'SMILE' mascots involve creating comical characters which convey a feeling of fluidity to portray the nature of a toothpaste, it also involves creating characters that convey a feeling of fun in order to depict the primary theme of SMILE which is to have an efficient product encouraging beatiful smiles. These characters have limbs which terminate with toothbrush-like hands. (c) 2004
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| Illustration of a proposed mascot (3rd.) for the 'SMILE' TV Advert (c) 2004 |
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| Illustration of a proposed mascot (4th.) for the 'SMILE' TV Advert (c) 2004 |
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Cartoons are an interesting form of expression which transcend language, racial, ethnic, as well as gender barriers. It has the unique ability to graphically narrate even a serious story, topic or situation with a sense of humour and often times without bitterness.
(c) 2004
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| Cartoon Pix 6 (Coming Soon) (c) 2007 |
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| Cartoon Pix 7 (Coming Soon) (c) 2007 |
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Cartoons have the unique qualities of being able to generate instant interest, encourage humour even in serious situations, and being a wonderful vehicle for social change.
(c) 2004
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| Cartoon Pix 8 (Coming Soon) (c) 2007 |
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