I work in advertising. And I just wanted to chime in.
Numerous times, a client will provide artwork as files like you see in the picture. The shadows are not always correct, nor is the alignment of the objects. The designer will typically correct all that before it gets an official layout (with copy).
So, you cannot write this off because of the file. My guess it is client-provided artwork that's being prepped. And who knows, perhaps it was given the shady characteristics to throw you all off.
That's my guess. But you better believe it, Apple knows eactly who has what artwork, especially if it's ahead of release, and you can be sure someone would be in big-time trouble.
My source at Apple tells me that all artwork provided to vendors and even used by Apple's marketing team are all slightly different for that very reason. One look at this - if it's real - and it won't be long before someone takes the fall.
