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Despite the summer feeling so far in the past, we’d thought we’d share with you some fantastic artwork by our illustrator Sim Marriott!
Sim was commissioned by Cedar Communications to produce a front cover based on an article about travelling to Sardinia, Cyprus, New York and the Dominican Republic with kids!
The character design on the cover is fantastic and took over a week to design – we really recommend you click on the image to check out the larger version!
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Our fantastic Brand Nu recently provided his artistic touch to Acer laptops. His illustrations were used on a 20-page supplement in the September Windows Now Magazine.
“I had open reign how to interpret the brief, which resulted in mixture of photography, handrawn and simple vectors to emphasise the perspective and user stories. The work was very enjoyable, it gave me a platform to try yet again to push the trademark ‘Brand Nu’ style in different direction”.
You can see more on his blog here!
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We were really excited to see our latest artwork by Neil Duerden in the Shortlist magazine this morning.
The Freedom campaign for latest Samsung X-Series laptop was directed by our friend Kelly Sands at Beattie McGuinness Bungay. Neil was asked to illustrate and express the freedom of having 9 hours of battery life on the laptop; we think he did a fantastic job!
Click on the image for a larger size – or, if you grabbed a Shortlist on your journey this morning, check it out in it’s full glory!
The fantastic guys at the Shortlist Magazine just tweeted me their digital version of today’s issue! If you’d like to see Neil’s work online click here and flick through to page 51!
Earlier this year we told you about our artwork featuring in the Business Superbrands Annual 2009.
For a while we were a little worried that our fantastic green illustrations would never see a superbrand again… but luckily, “recession” doesn’t appear to be a word in CBRE’s dictionaries.
A few months ago our Tony Wilson and the jelly house team were back to illustrate the most recent advertising for the real-estate giant.
The various flat-colour and photo-realistic illustrations are featuring on their printed advertising material all over the place, so keep an eye out!!
We want to say a HUGE congratulations to our Poked Studio who recently came 3rd place in the Digital Arts Awards 2009.
He submitted “monster of lazy destruction” as part of their Character Design category – artwork previously used for the August issue of Computer Arts Projects.
To find out more about the competition, please click here.
Hoorah!
After months of tweaks and hours of editing and uploading our artists new work we can finally unveil our latest version of our website to the world!
*NEW* features to look out for:
Work Section – has changed from a news page in order to show our projects more effectively.
Showreel – our freshest showreel is now available to view and request a copy!
Fantastic latest work – everything from flat illustration to 3D, digital stills, animation and live action. We’ve even thrown in never-seen-before tests and in-situ shots!
plus… a link to our blog!
Check it out now!!
Steve Scott recently lent a helping hand to John Brown’s Roger Magazine.
His fantastic illustrations were needed to brighten up the magazine’s ‘Have You Heard’ news pages – 3 double page spreads in total! They include some rather lively-looking cheerleaders and an unusual dull lightbulb.
Check them out!
Our friends at Seven Squared publishing approached us recently to help them with some new artwork. They wanted a comic strip reflecting their tennis-themed articles.
Our in-house team were more than happy to come to the rescue and have come up with some superb artwork!
click on the page for a better view!
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Our in-house team have recently been selected to help The National Magazine Company with their City Spy page, in association with www.getlippy.com! The monthly article not only features “Where to Eat” and “Where to Drink” but also a hand-drawn map of each city!
The August edition currently features details on Brighton (click below), and we have previously featured Edinburgh. Keep an eye out for the September issue on Manchester!
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Isn’t it fantastic when you blog surf and discover some fantastic artwork by your very own artists?
Our lady Jem Robinson is a frequent illustrator for The Independent (previous blog) and we stumbled upon her two latest illustrations.
For this illustration she was asked to create an image about the death of Harry Patch, the last remaining veteran of the first World War.
“I guess that is what a simple illustration can make you think about. Harry Patch represented a generation that was lost. It put my grumblings about being ill into the shade and I hope that my work was suitably humble and respectful to his memory and his family.”
The more recent of the two illustrations is about state control/intervention.
The lines of the Union Jack are used to represent paths and the Government hand is prodding the character down their chosen path.
Higher res versions can be viewed by clicking on the images, or you can find out more information on Jem’s blog: www.jemillo.com/blog
