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Saw these at the weekend, their so nice, great work!
James Kirkup
2009-03-23 13:23:04

These look amazing!
I love the fact the first one is called "Zoot allure"
Becs
2009-03-23 14:21:24

Amazing Illustration installation! Real justice is done in bringing the illustrations to life, I absolutely love it, I'd love to see more exhibitions of illustrators work in galleries done in this way!

Well Done
framedink
2009-03-24 10:49:36

These are amazing! Let's hope for a continual revival of display itself! Back in the late seventies I worked with a wonderful display crew at the Macy's on Union Square, San Francisco. Display art was a serious field of expression and corporate regional heads protected it fiercely. Each window was a work of art, with the merchandise as one part of the medium. It's always amazed me that not more store owners hire artists to show their merchandise in artful and inventive ways. Display Art is the pulse of a business's integrity. What better way to share merchandise than to frame it in a wonderland fantasy! Congratulations all of you! Your work is stupendous. And a special thumbs up to the deciding heads at Selfridges and Co., for supporting such an effort!
Carolyn Robbins
2009-03-25 05:29:56

Absolutely love it! I think Emily's work is really original and this kind of application just shows what strength illustrators have in being able to create such a vibrant, head turning display!
Betony May
2009-03-25 14:17:28

They looked great seeing them the other day.
Really great to see illustrations used so well in three dimensional spaces. One of the better shop fronts ive seen for a long time.
Chris Keegan
2009-03-25 14:19:50

Really love these designs, vibrant and graphic - they're really striking. They've been very well photographed too.
Stacey Right
2009-03-25 17:00:15

this is way cool. cool you, cool selfridges. cool cool coolio cool. C
christopher haynes
2009-03-25 19:28:47

Emily Forgot, Plummer-Fernandez, McCullough and Ryley are actual geniuses for popping this scheme into the public eye line.

pleasure being a part of the process!
Andrew
Andrew Meredith
2009-03-27 17:19:06

So nice Window!Great!
cathy
2009-04-01 14:36:30

What more can I add to all the comments above(which represent my thoughts exactly)...let's see...I truly love the depth-because we are so use to a 2-dimensional world in graphics, it is extremely refreshing to see this mind-set in 3D.(I love depth...and shadows)

SelfRidge&Co., take a bow for letting the creative minds do their just on graphic and product collaborative. Such a genius approach to a "graphic" saturated world...

May we please see more of this mind stimulating product display on the storefronts of US stores. At least get the consumer attention for about 5 minutes-then have a sales associate go outside and elaborate on the product and why that consumer should go inside for a closer look.

Such vibrant hard work should be rewarded with a sale...

Great work...better than some gallery installations I must say.
Carlos
2009-04-08 20:04:39

Selfridges creative content manager Sarah McCollough tells jotta magazine the concepts behind the infamous window displays... http://tiny.cc/0ddgw
esther
2009-06-10 21:04:50

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