As Charles Bremner reports, you’re looking at 764,200 euros (1.22 million dollars) here. That’s what this illustration in indian ink and gouache, was worth according to an anonymous French collector at a Paris auction last week. The total auction (653 comics-related items) made a good 3.4 million euros. Ils sont fous, les bédéphiles…
Doubtsourcing was launched by Sandeep Sood, owner of software consultancy company Monsoon, and is the Dilbert of the 21st century. It’s adequately geeky, and its writer obviously knows what he’s talking about. It even has something Dilbert doesn’t : art that’s good to look at. And when it goes daily in march, it will take the world by storm. Of a sort.
“Colorblind kids can see color. They just don’t see the same colors we see. Check you child’s eyesight for early detection.”
Quite a good campaign fro the Taiba Hospital, playing on the defining function of conventional color schemes. The result looks quite eerie, to be honest.
(from Ads of the World)
