As part of ABSOLUT Fringe 2011, Dublin based agency The Small Print enrolled a host of image makers (including Ben Newman, Dalek, Linda Brownlee, Niels Shoe Meulman, Rilla Alexander (Rinzen) and The London Police) to each customise an eight-foot tall Absolut bottle. The bottles are being exhibited in Dublin's South Studios until Monday September 12, but in case you can't make it to the show...
...The Small Print has sent us images of all the completed giant bottle designs, as well as some work in progress shots of the project taking shape in a big warehouse over the course of a week. While the idea of customising drinks bottles with art is by no means a new concept, these hand-adorned giant bottles look really great.
Illustrator Ben Newman continues a recent theme of his: animal masks
Dublin-based BRENB's vibrant bottle design
London stylist Celestine Cooney's bottle
Artist Dalek's bottle
by photographer Linda Brownlee
Dublin-based illustrator Mario Sughi's bottle
Calligraphic lettering artist Niels Shoe Meulman's bottle
This is by Australian-born, Berlin-based illustrator Rilla Alexander, a member of the Rinzen collective
And this is by Steve Alexander, also of Rinzen
And this bottle is by Amsterdam art collective The London Police
The project, entitled ABSOLUT VIS10NS, will be exhibited from September 8-12 at The Laundry Room, South Studios in Dublin - one of the many Dublin venues at which various events in the Absolut Fringe festival are taking place.
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