We worked with one of our favorite photogs, Josh Pelta-Heller, and 215 Magazine on their Philadelphia Phashion Series featuring Aci Nae Boutique. MerComm provided the location, creative direction, and makeup artistry (yes, we have a diverse skill set), while Josh shot the looks for the piece. Angelique Hunter (angeliquehunter.com) provided styling expertise and Wilhelmina PA provided four of their most stunning girls. All-in-all, it was a great day and we can’t wait to work with them again! Check out the gallery below for some behind-the-scenes shots taken by MerComm marketing magician, Nicole Prague.

All photos: Nicole Prague / Meredith Comm., LLC.

We’re working with Pete Whitney of Outlaw Print Co. to launch Magick Outlaw‘s Summer 12 collection of tanks, tees, and sweatshirts for men and women. We love the design direction he took with his prints: his bold graphic approach to traditional fabrications and styles (canvas and herringbone), crazy fun typography, and sketch-style images.

Download the full lookbook: MAGICK OUTLAW_SUMMER 12.

Photo: Josh Pelta-Heller / koalafoto.com.
Model: Melanie Bergwall.

XO,

Meredith Comm

It’s free to attend: the champagne, hors d’oeuvres, and entertainment come at no cost, but we ask that you engage in some friendly competition and cast your bid on these amazing offerings. Details below:

Art for Animals
November 16, 2011
Six to eight o’clock in the evening
At CITYSPACE, 2200 Walnut Street

RSVP soon! Space is limited!
215-533-4546
rsvp@meredithcomm.com

Sharif Pendleton’s Master of None argyle pattern coasters were in the October issue of Philly Mag.

The three-floor, single family dwelling will showcase the various works of The Print Center as invited guests enjoy La Marca prosecco and hors d’oeuvres from Bar Ferdinand. Additionally, the various rooms within the residence will be turned into individual galleries, displaying the work of notable, local artists such as Mark Khaisman (Pentimeni Gallery), Summer Yates, Jacque Liu (Pentimenti Gallery), and Darla Jackson. A cinematic piece by Anthony Angelicola will be projected onto the wall of the third-floor loft space, and furniture by Adam Rung Woodworks will be placed throughout the home. All of the participating artists are offering proceeds from the sale of their work to support The Print Center.

We really hope you can make it out to this event. It’s going to be amazing. Images of the work for sale is soon to come!

He’s bedecked with a Swarovski crystal eye mask, diamond encrusted teeth, and enough fingernail ice to put those nail shops on Chestnut Street to shame. He’s finished with 100 percent wool quilted backing and some silky brown fringe that gives him just a hint of fop to make him an apt replacement for Philip.

Oh! Allow us to commit a humble brag (thanks for that one, Beth!) and say we (myself, Sharif and Beth) are in the most recent edition of Grid Magazine. Beth and Sharif look outstanding. Here are some behind-the-scenes shots from the shoot.

Photographs: Emily Pavie.

So, as things progress in the office decor department, we had artist Stephanie Koenig install editions of her intricate macrame light fixtures. These are kind of a wonder to behold as the amount of work and level of skill that went into each piece is apparent. The set of four fixtures includes two mint colored and two brown fixtures with LED lights installed beneath twists of silicone to give a glowing effect. So far, the office is taking an industrial-meets-post-war-meets-shagadelic vibe. A weird move, but its one we like thus far.