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US-based illustrator, Adam Haynes has recently finished his largest piece to date: an indoor bike park feature!
Outdoor footwear brand, Teva commissioned Adam to paint the feature at The Lumberyard indoor bike park in Portland. The feature, a very large 14′ tall and nearly 8′ wide, is designed to look like a tree with a tunnel though it.
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Fashion illustrator, Carine Brancowitz teamed up with iconic shoe brand, Converse for their online promotion for latest Chuck Taylor All-Stars range, The Derby Collection.
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Check out this beautiful, creative lettering by our well-known illustrator, Brand Nu!
Inspired by a range of vintage biscuit tins sold in the opulent part of London, Brand Nu created this piece to go with a recent article in Computer Arts magazine about creative typography.
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Jelly will be the driving force behind updated hazard perception clips in the British driving theory test.
The hazard perception test is the interactive section of the Driving Standards Agency’s (DSA) driving theory test and assesses new drivers on their ability to react to scenarios and obstacles they could meet whilst on the road. Using a formulated, unique approach, Jelly will be innovating 130 hyper-real computer-generated imagery (CGI) clips to replace the current live action footage.
For the last decade, Jelly – part of Three Blind Mice Limited – has produced innovative CGI solutions for commercial projects. As a format, CGI offers infinite control over environments, vehicles and characteristics of movement within each clip, as well as potentially increasing the commercial viability of the test in the future.
The update to the hazard perception test with modern computer generated imagery will be complete by the summer of 2013.
via Jelly drives DSA theory test to a modern landscape | blog | jelly motion | jelly.
It’s fantastic to see that the colourful, hand drawn patterns of our artist Matt Lyon are featuring in one of the Cultural Olympiad Events, for the London 2012 Olympics.
The events celebrate creativity and diversity of artistic expression in the context of international participation in the Olympics.
The Romanian Cultural Institute commissioned Matt to design a creative pattern as part of PlayPoint Puzzle experience, a series of interactive puzzles.
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