Sunday, December 27, 2009
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Saturday, December 19, 2009
See Artist's new work
See Ian Naylor's new work http://www.illustrationweb.com/IanNaylor
See Sholto Walker's new work http://www.illustrationweb.com/SholtoWalker
See Anne Wilson Kids new work http://www.illustrationweb.com/AnneWilsonKids
See Talya Baldwin's new work http://www.illustrationweb.com/TalyaBaldwin
See Madamesange, new work http://www.illustrationweb.com/Madamesange
See Alexandra Ball's new work http://www.illustrationweb.com/AlexandraBall
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Lost for Words
Greg Becker is the clever-fella behind these charming drawings for a new book called “Lost English”.
Concerning old words which are rarely used, the book follows a Lost English Rediscovered theme, and is published by Michael O’Mara Books.
Concerning old words which are rarely used, the book follows a Lost English Rediscovered theme, and is published by Michael O’Mara Books.
Labels:
books,
children's book illustrators,
drawing,
illustration,
pencil,
publishing
Harvest Fast Day Pack
More amazing lettering skills from Ruth Rowland this month, with this commission for the Catholic Agency For Overseas Development's Harvest Fast Day Pack.
Comprising two posters and a collection envelope, the packs are distributed to primary and secondary schools in the UK. The stunning poster photography is by Marcella Haddad.
And the good news continues for Ruth, she has just won first prize for her Aruba Posters in the Design Ad Campaign category of the Altpicks Awards. Fantastic!
Comprising two posters and a collection envelope, the packs are distributed to primary and secondary schools in the UK. The stunning poster photography is by Marcella Haddad.
And the good news continues for Ruth, she has just won first prize for her Aruba Posters in the Design Ad Campaign category of the Altpicks Awards. Fantastic!
Labels:
calligraphy,
charity,
illustration,
lettering artist,
posters
Hello to Bec Winnel
A warm November hello please for Bec Winnel and her thoroughly wonderful whispery drawing work.
Based in Melbourne, and working predominantly in colour pencil, graphite and pastel, Bec’s delicate portraits are reminiscent of vintage postcards with a hint of George Tooker on a happy day.
Based in Melbourne, and working predominantly in colour pencil, graphite and pastel, Bec’s delicate portraits are reminiscent of vintage postcards with a hint of George Tooker on a happy day.
Food Glorious Food
This Dickensian yuletide scene is the creation of Jamel Akib, who has illustrated two terrific food-themed pieces for Real Deal magazine.
Explains Jamel: “Chalk pastels worked well in getting over that dusky light and the softness of the snow... and got me in the mood for Christmas early!”
Explains Jamel: “Chalk pastels worked well in getting over that dusky light and the softness of the snow... and got me in the mood for Christmas early!”
Tatler Anniversary Edition
The talented Emma Rios has an impressive 18 pages of her work in the current issue of Tatler magazine.
For this, their 300th Anniversary Edition, Tatler commissioned Emma to created a replica of New/Old Bond Street for 17 jewellers on the famous street. Each jeweller had a replica of the shop front, complete with gorgeous jewellery displays.
For this, their 300th Anniversary Edition, Tatler commissioned Emma to created a replica of New/Old Bond Street for 17 jewellers on the famous street. Each jeweller had a replica of the shop front, complete with gorgeous jewellery displays.
Labels:
3d,
editorial,
fashion,
fashion illustrator,
illustration,
paper sculpture,
retail
Apples
Good news this month for Rosie Sanders whose long out-of-print book, "The English Apple", is to be republished next year by Frances Lincoln entitled "Apples".
For this new edition, Rosie has added 22 cultivars to the original set. Each new cultivar features two painted views of the fruit, as well as the leaves, blossom and a cross-section.
For this new edition, Rosie has added 22 cultivars to the original set. Each new cultivar features two painted views of the fruit, as well as the leaves, blossom and a cross-section.
Labels:
books,
illustration,
nature,
publishing,
realistic art,
watercolour
Wall to Wall
One huge and exciting challenge was set for Miss Led this month after visiting Marcelle Symons at her boutique in London.
Miss Led was requested to cover as much wall space as possible, across 3 floors, adjoining corridors, walls, stairs and doors to include changing rooms. All in just 2 weeks! Plans are set for a return to the site for some live window painting next month.
Miss Led was requested to cover as much wall space as possible, across 3 floors, adjoining corridors, walls, stairs and doors to include changing rooms. All in just 2 weeks! Plans are set for a return to the site for some live window painting next month.
Labels:
fashion illustrator,
feminine,
illustration,
Miss Led,
painterly,
public art
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Skins on E4
Check out Ben Tallon’s new work on E4’s trailer for the new series of Skins.
Working closely with directors at Channel 4, and animation experts Mike Moloney studios, Ben provided all the illustrations and type right from the original pencil skeleton through to the final illustration. See the trailer here http://www.e4.com/video/nkdUYA3aBIWNo9r8DRDfcw/play.e4
Labels:
Ben Tallon,
cult,
drawing,
illustrator,
media,
Skins,
TV,
youth
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