Showing posts with label Adam Larkum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Larkum. Show all posts
Monday, November 4, 2013
Dress Up with Larkum
Adam Larkum's bicycle illustration has won the contest to 'have your design on a T-Shirt' with Mister Dress Up. For one week only, Adam has licensed his art for use on the garments, and for a price of $20 you can have your own! Have a look here.
Labels:
Adam Larkum,
bicycle,
clothes,
fashion,
stylised,
t-shirt design,
transport,
travel
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Will and Kate: A Love Story
These drawings by Adam Larkum illustrate the story of William and Kate; a Royal Romance. Originally commissioned by Ink Robin before the event, the goal was to get the book app available for download at the time of the wedding. This meant Adam working to an extremely tight deadline; the kind of working style he loves! The app received great reviews and resulted in Ink Robin commissioning Adam to produce an app for the iphone called 'Dress Kate' which involved a wardrobe of dresses, shoes and accessories. Adam says "We then moved back to the ipad story book format and produced a book called Piccalillis Circus, a story of a ring master who has to take the day off due to a cold. Ink Robin have been a very professional and fantastic company to work with and I really enjoyed the way the app brought the illustrations to life."
More good news; Egmont publishers are now using the William and Kate artwork along with commissioned additional illustration to bring the story out in a traditional book form.
Labels:
Adam Larkum,
app,
Cartoon or Humor,
drawing,
Figure and People,
loose,
narrative,
publishing,
Royal Wedding
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Friday, December 17, 2010
Profile on Adam Larkum
Fresh, original and funny — this is Adam Larkum, a London-based illustrator and animator with an abundance of work that is strong on fun and wit.
Everyday observations spring to life with Adam's fluid and expressive style. Shown here is "The Puddle That Grew" — a new project that is leading Adam in exciting new directions. Previous satisfied customers include: The Science Museum, Puffin Books, Oxford University Press, The BBC and Channel 4.
Labels:
Adam Larkum,
children's book,
lettering,
nature,
people
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
FRAME X FRAME E4 Cyclist
Labels:
Adam Larkum,
animation,
animation art,
animators,
drawing,
humour,
line,
TV
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