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By / Aug 16, 2005

Being Magazine. Tronvig Group

Being Magazine’s Summer 2005 cover shown here. It was a wrap-around cover linking to a feature on a wild horse farm in California. This was a lifestyle magazine for Jockey that was published as a custom publication in 2004 and 2005. You may notice that she is wearing Jockey … The creative and production on this project were done in conjunction with Mixed Business Inc, under the inimitable creative direction of Marc Balet. Rumor around this particular wild mustang was that it was one of the inspirations for the 2002 animated horse main character in Spirit. Maybe the girl(horse)friend …

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