Cicero, the latest political magazine launched in Germany, is sure to leave an indelible mark not just in the media and journalism world through its novel promotional venture of making miniature busts of world leaders on a formidable pencil head. Cicero is making the right noises to kick-start its promotional campaign with tongues waging around the world about these exquisite pencil heads sculpted to recreate the image of global leaders.
Pencilheads by Cicero Magazine
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Artist handcrafts famous politician’s faces on the tips of pencils
The Artist
The promotional campaign of Cicero is established in collaboration with skilled German artist Ragna ReushKlinkenberg. Ragna's skilled perfection speaks in the miniature carvings of political leaders on soft pencil heads. Cicero's promotional razzmatazz is hugely benefited by Ragna's skills on these lead pencil heads.The Inspiration
Cicero's promotional motto reads " Directly from the source". To drive home the point that the 'Pen is mightier than the Sword', Cicero is making its mark as a genuine and dependable political magazine that reads the news from the source, no strings attached.The Material
Cicero's pencil heads are carved on lead pencils that are specially hand sculpted by pencil artist Ragna ReushKlingenberg. The graphite in the pencil is the work material for Ragna's dexterous productions.The Artwork
Ragna's able hands intricately carve the soft graphite to sculpt miniature busts of World leaders, such as Barack Obama, Angela Merkel and Nicholas Sarkozy. To sound out the magazine's agenda loud and clear, Cicero as a political magazine has gifted these renowned global statesmen and stateswoman their sculpted pencil heads shielded in a premium casing as an invaluable memento. Besides this, Cicero has even targeted the top seven media majors and distributed these ingenious piece of art and politics in a remarkable way.Green aspects
Cicero's along with Ragna ReushKlingenberg's gifted hands have not just established a nouveau and suave approach to propagate the hype about the magazine, but also reminds us that 'directly from the source' can also imply as to how we can keep the green approach untarnished by going back to the basics to giving the best to nature. Pencils are no more outdated thanks to Cicero and Ragna. Move over stylus, Cicero's pencil heads has made a comeback!Related Stories
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