The New York Times - "Skyline" by ANDY Awards 2002
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| Title | Skyline |
| Agency | Lowe |
| Campaign | Rockwell - New York Times |
| Advertiser | The New York Times Company |
| Brand | The New York Times |
| Posted | January 2003 |
| Product | Newspaper |
| Business Sector | Newspapers, Magazines, Books |
| Tagline | Make sense of our times. |
| Media Type | Newspaper |
| Market | United States |
| AI Description | The advertisement features a classic-style painting of a scene where a sailor stands on a grassy hill with a child by his side. They gaze at the skyline of a city in the distance, symbolizing insight and contemplation. The ambience is serene, painted in neutral tones with seagulls flying above, embodying a moment of reflection. The use of art to convey the message aligns with The New York Times as a brand, known for its thoughtful and insightful journalism. The tagline 'Make sense of our times' emphasizes the publication's role in providing understanding and context to current events. |
| Executive Creative Director | Tony Granger |
| Creative Director | Erik Vervroegen |
| Copywriter | Dave Holloway |
| Art Director | Jan Jacobs |
| Art Director | Eider Suso |
| Photographer | Simon Harsent |
| Illustrator | Norman Rockwell |
| Art Producer | Amy Moorman |
| Producer | Jodi Danow |
| Creative Director | Kerry Keenan |