Friday, June 29, 2012
Dieline Awards 2012
BoomArtwork is thrilled to have won 3rd Place in this year's Dieline Awards with his DrNo Packaging designs. This award is the result of a worldwide competition devoted exclusively to the art of brand packaging.
Featuring in the Electronics, Technology, Movies and CDs category, BoomArtwork was just beaten by the album artwork for Lou Reed and Metallica in 2nd place and album artwork for Jay Z / Kanye West in top position. He says "Recently I created packaging design and artwork for DrNo Effects, a range of vintage guitar effect pedals...........Unfortunately I wasn’t able to come over to Boston and except the award in person; therefore DrNo and I created with the help of my friends at Konacoast a short ‘award acceptance speech’ video that was shown during the awards in Boston." See the video. Huge congratulations for this very deserved award.
Labels:
awards,
BoomArtwork,
design,
Dieline Awards,
flat colour,
graphic,
lettering,
music,
packaging,
retro
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
The Seeker
'Kobrand Wines and Spirits' have launched a new line of wines called "The Seeker", with each of the bottles featuring a portrait painted by Anthony J Foti. The five wines in the Seeker range come with their own story, based around a character Anthony has illustrated - all looking mysterious and full of adventure. See the wines and characters here. (Click under 'Our Team' on the left panel to see the others).
Monday, June 25, 2012
California Day of The Teacher
Heather Landis has created this poster for the California Teachers association. Based on the theme "California Day of the Teacher", Heather uses her signature collage style to illustrate last month's celebration.
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
children,
collage,
educational,
Figure and People,
flat colour,
Heather Landis,
music,
objects,
posters,
stylised,
trav
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Hide and Seek
This delight to the senses has come from the hands of Greg Becker. He has created a juicy cover illustration with Bridge Point Educational in the US for a book due out this August.
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
children,
educational,
Figure and People,
fruit,
Greg Becker,
narrative,
pencil,
publishing,
realistic
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Feel Good
Out on sale today is this edition of Feel Good Norway. With a front cover illustrated by the busy Hannah Davies, the beautifully ornate illustration twinkles with detail.
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
decorative,
editorial,
flowers,
Hannah Davies,
jewellery,
nature,
patterns
Monday, June 18, 2012
Californian Real Estate
Andy Council has illustrated an article on using social media to sell property for Californian Real Estate Magazine. His attention to
detail and interest in architecture made for an accomplished piece of work.
Labels:
Andy Council,
architecture,
Cartoon or Humor,
conceptual,
editorial,
flat colour,
houses,
line,
loose,
property,
social media,
social network
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Logitech Range
Hannah Davies has her own design on a collection of products for Logitech. Just launched, the illustration is being used on a mouse and web cam range, available from the Logitech site. Hannah says of the finished products, "They look fantastic. I'm really pleased with the quality! I can't wait to receive them all. They are out to buy from Logitech stores around the world and (will) hopefully inspire lots of people at work and home!"
Labels:
computers,
decorative,
design,
detail,
Hannah Davies,
patterns,
products,
retail,
technical
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Social Inequality
Ian Murray has collaborated on some research work with Dan Ariely on the subject of Social and Economic Inequality. Having read his book Predictably Irrational, Ian began to follow his blog, and intrigued by the subject matter the opportunity arose to submit some stunning work to be exhibited in America this summer. The exhibition entitled PoorQuality: Inequality is now showing at The Center for Advanced Hindsight at Duke University, 2024 W Main St, Bay C, Durham, NC until August 31st.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Longleat House
Ruth Rowland was recently asked to work on some lettering to promote Longleat House, an impressive example of Elizabethan architecture, set in beautiful Wiltshire countryside in the UK. Home to the 7th Marquess of Bath, the house is surrounded by 900 acres of ‘Capability Brown’ landscaped gardens and parkland. The lettering was designed to work with the hospitality side of the business, so as well as the site, it will be seen on wedding and corporate events brochures, stationery and promotional material. It needed to reflect the elegant, historic surroundings with a contemporary flourish, so Ruth focused on a soft italic hand, aiming to keep a fine balance between the flow of the line and the legibility of the form.
Labels:
architecture,
calligraphy,
countryside,
England,
lettering,
logo,
loose,
rural,
Ruth Rowland
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Sunniva Fruit Juices
Rosie Sanders has worked on seven packaging illustrations for Sunniva Fruit Juices. Commissioned via Stromme Throndsen Design in Norway, we see two of the mouth watering artworks here.
Labels:
design,
food,
Food and Drink,
fruit,
packaging,
realistic,
realistic art,
Rosie Sanders,
watercolour
Friday, June 8, 2012
Pictoplasma Character Compendium
Duncan Beedie is very proud to be part of the newly published Pictoplasma Character Compendium. With his Yeti illustration featured inside he says "As an illustrator and character designer, the Pictoplasma
series has been a massive inspiration to me over the years, so to have an
illustration in their latest publication is a massive honour for me."
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Artfusion 24
Shannon Toth will be exhibiting four new oil paintings this month at "Artfusion 24" in London Ontario, Canada. The show is on Saturday 23rd June, 7pm - 2am at APK Live. Shannon says "The show is a group exhibit... It's a very relaxed atmosphere for local artists to show their work and make connections with other artists at a variety of different success levels. For more information look here.
Labels:
atmospheric,
exhibition,
faces,
Figure and People,
oils,
painterly,
portraits,
realistic,
Shannon Toth,
theatre,
theatrical
The Chocolate Lily Award
We are very proud to announce that Louis the Tiger Who Came From the Sea, illustrated by Sholto Walker, has been nominated for the Chocolate Lily Award. Sholto worked on the book with Annick Press at the beginning of the year alongside writer Michal Kozlowski.
"The Chocolate Lily Awards began with a desire to encourage B.C. grade school children to read books by authors and illustrators living in British Columbia. After seven years, Chocolate Lily has grown into a nationally recognized book awards program. By exposing children to the best of B.C. fiction and introducing them to the creators of these quality books, we hope to ignite a passion for reading that will last a lifetime. The Chocolate Lily is a real indigenous flower that grows in woodland areas along the west coast of B.C. but nowhere else in Canada." See the other nominees here.
Good Luck Sholto!
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