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Tom Watkins Anders' Body Shop Campaign is Inspired by Brasil

Tom Watkins Anders' Body Shop campaign imagery is inspired by Brasil and its tropical themes. The illustrator creates wonderfully patterned posters that are adorned with spherical forms and Body Shop's signature logo.

When examined at close range, the spherical forms reveal smaller shapes like birds, flowers, leaves and even tiny people that are dressed in workwear and traditional headgear. Known for their natural products and sustainable practices, the Body Shop is a favorite among skincare fans with an appreciation for fresh and natural products that are also on the affordable side.

Tom Watkins Anders' Body Shop campaign imagery is graphic, tropical and is a reflection of both the artist's visual aesthetic along with he retailer's fresh branding.
Trend Themes
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