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Born in 1979 in Vienna, David Mascha studied at New Design University near Vienna from 2001 to 2004. After graduation he began working as graphic designer for several agencies in Vienna until he decided to start his own business in 2007. Since then he works as a freelancer primarily in the fields of art, illustration, fashion, interior design and advertising.
Beside showcasing on international fairs, for example in Vienna (Blickfang 08 & 09, Salon Jardin), London (Grand Designs Live 09), Athens (Video & Digital Art Festival, 09), Birmingham (Art Lounge, 08), His work has already been published in a range of books as, for example, "One Day" (Index Book), "Just for You" (Index Book) and "Design and Design" Book of the year 2008 and has also appeared on furniture and clothing.
Conceptual graphic visualizations of IBM’s System Z. Illustrates the idea of “all things coming together under one server platform.”
Agency: Ogilvy Ny / Client: Ibm
I’ve been commissioned by Ogilvy to work on IBM’s “Power your planet” campaign for 2010. See the earlier post http://thekdu.net/davidmascha/2010/02/09/ibm-power-your-planet/
Here are two ad’s that were on the rear side of WallStreet Journal and the NY Times.
See also www.ibm.com
Artwork for the IBM “Power you planet” 2010 Campaign
The ad will launch tomorrow in Wall Street Journal (US & Global edition)
Be sure to watch the animation for the web experience in HD and fullscreen.
Artwork for Depthcore’s latest release “Freestyle IV”. I was also interviewed as featured artist.
“..I’m taggin up your blackbook sure“
Artwork created for Ellesse, the italian sportswear brand wich is celebrating it’s 50th Anniversary.
Limited edition shirts for austrian fashion label Advanced Minority.
(Available in selected stores around europe)
Snakes – Black
Snakes – White
Custom designed table with hand engraved aluminum frame for Desktop Design
Available at http://www.desktop-design.at
Displayed at Blickfang 2009, an international designfair for interior, fashion and jewellery
at MAK, Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art http://blickfang.com
Dimensions: 200×95x73 cm
