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    the Barbarian: 1982 poster by Frank Franzetta. The film stills did look more modern‚ but some of the defining artists such as Richard Amsel‚ Bob Peak‚ Frank Frazetta and Drew Struzan continued to paint and airbrush film posters. Due to this airbrushing and painting of the posters‚ the skintones were often very warm and orange and were never perfect. On the airbrushed posters‚ textures were always very smooth and lighting was often very dramatic. In the late 1970’s posters began to be printed

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    insecurities. When I look at some of the runway models I don’t wish for their bodies‚ in fact it repulses me when I can count the number of ribs that are visible; when I see a makeup ad on TV I don’t wish for their skin‚ I wonder how much makeup and airbrushing that has gone into it. How we react to ideas portrayed in the media is a matter of choice. Media is media; it doesn’t force people to shove their fingers down their throat causing them to throw up the contents of their stomach. I mean‚ where

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    American Apparel is a clothing manufacturer‚ distributor and retailer based in Los Angeles‚ California. Founded in 1989 by Canadian entrepreneur‚ Dov Charney‚ the company functions as a vertically integrated manufacturer that creates and develops their own advertising and branding campaign. American Apparel stresses the importance of mandating and promoting labour policies that reject clothing manufactures in sweatshops (AmericanApparel.net). First‚ this section of this paper will illustrate that

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    paintings away as gifts. It is wonderful that both forms of art can be enjoyed by many people. Also‚ both photographers and painters can fix mistakes. Photographers Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. can change images by airbrushing and by the way they develop film. For example‚ photographs of fashion models are sometimes airbrushed to make the models look flawless. A photographer can also develop a photo to look shadowy or bright. Likewise‚ painters can paint over an error

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    Khoa Truong Heather Jordan GSW 1120‚ 2003 16 April 2013 Advertising: Unethical Advertising is a tool widely used by businesses and the media to promote their products. Unfortunately‚ advertising is pushing America more and more into a quick downward spiral. Advertisement acts like a fish hook for consumers. They have baits about the interest and wants of their consumers. Then when consumers grab a hold of it‚ advertisers reel them in on buying the products. The majority of advertisements

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    It is not unknown that advertising is a powerful influence today and it is unlikely that one will go a day without seeing an advertisement. In fact‚ the average American citizen will be exposed to around 5‚000 ads per day over a lifetime‚ becoming desensitized to their skewed messages. These advertisements range from ones promoting their product with humor or with sex appeal. Many of these ads with the purpose of sex appeal have caused major controversy with tactics of Photoshop and body-slimming

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    people solely on their outer appearance? Why does the media put so much pressure on us to look a certain way‚ or fit into a specific size? Why do we still see headlines like “How to Lose Weight and Get Him to Like You”? Why does the media use severe airbrushing techniques to hide any flaws and impurities a person has? Magazines and media sites should not be allowed to drastically alter and manipulate people’s images and portray those images as the perfect goal one should strive to achieve. Being bombarded

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    The war between detergent giants Hindustan Unilever (HUL) and Procter & Gamble (P&G) continues. [pic] This ad is special as it is plain stupid. However‚ a recent ad on TV takes a direct dig on the competitor’s product which is not something that has been seen on the Indi-Ad scene. The indirect references in ads have been in plenty but never ever I have seen such a direct attack. If you are familiar with Tide ads‚ their USP has been to highlight the superior technology which make the clothes more

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    Uncomfortable in Our Skin: the Body Image Report The Body Image Report by Eva Wiseman focuses mainly on body image and some factors that may affect it. A point Wiseman makes is about photo-shop and photo-shopped images. A concern of mine is that the evidence may show that Wiseman doesn’t connect photo-shop and photo-shopped images as being one whole issue and instead makes them two different entities. This is important because Wiseman claims we are drowning in visuals that change our comparison

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    In today’s society‚ we are bombarded with images telling us how to dress‚ think‚ act‚ and behave. As Ed Norton in the movie Fight Club says while looking at a Calvin Klein underwear ad‚ "is that how real men are supposed to look?" I decided to search for an ad that can be seen as controversial or even disturbing at that‚ and I was lucky enough to come across a Jimmy Choo ad in W magazine. The message is clear—buy these shoes. Whether or not that message is being conveyed in the most appropriate

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