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Submitted: February 26, 2007
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At 36 years old, Edward J. Mudeater is the youngest member of the corporation's board of directors. Recruited in 2005 by Frank T. Piggs before completing his MBA at Harvard University, he was immediately named director of the marketing division in order to bring its former glory to the corporation's public image.

It took only a few weeks for Mudeater to drastically change the corporation's marketing plans. He soon inaugurated the "media control" department, whose sole purpose was to buy various medias and control their content. Through this department, the corporation spent millions of dollars for the acquisition of numerous newspapers and magazines, and even a few radio and television stations. Applying a strict censorship policy, Mudeater and his new department managed to change public opinion towards the massive job terminations of November 2004. They also silenced the sexual scandal involving John H. Piggs during the first quarter of 2006.

Mudeater now manages the corporation's most important division, heading all marketing and public relations activities. He's also very active in various powerful lobbies, most notably promoting the right for corporations to sponsor public schools in exchange for advertising space and product placement within the school.


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Third of a three images serie entitled "Corporate Pigs" depicting how I see today's corporate leaders. I hope you like it.

Make sure you take a look at the two other ones :

Bill D. Cochon
Frank T. Piggs
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This 'Corporate Pigs' series is fantastic work. A concept carried through completely by attention to detail. The poses, the graphs, the depth of field, even the little name tags at the bottom all combine to bring make them complete and bring them to life....
Thanks a lot for the kind words. I'm rather proud of how it ended up... this whole thing started out as merely a few tests to see what I could achieve with sculpey clay... :D

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You're welcome....

I always find my best work comes from small beginnings, its when I have everything planned out that things start to go haywire....
beutifull set dude, love it. The look you have givin it works real weel, the graphs, the industrial waseland behind, all complimnts itself. I love the whole set, you shoud submit a version of them all together

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Hey...thanks for the kind words amigo. Posting them all together on one piece isn't a bad idea at all...I might just do it. :D

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yeh i mean id definatly fav it then, i wanna see them all together as apose to flicking between web pages to vue them. They have sucj a nice atmosphere to them

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matthew bryan 2009
Well... I did it. :)

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Thanks for suggest that. It was a nice idea.

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awesome, thats nice man, much easier to view that way

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matthew bryan 2009

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