Nippon Paint Subway Exhibition

Melissa Chaib's illustration on the subway

Daria Jabenko's illustration on the subway

Nadia Flower

Muxxi

Shannon Toth

Hannah Davies

Alex Fuentes

Christopher Corr

Wai

Kat Cameron

Ten of our illustrators were asked by Saatchi and Saatchi to take part in a fantastic subway exhibition in China. Called "Fresh Beginning for Love" the artworks, used large scale are on tour in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou right now with the aim of 'turning common subway stations into colourful art galleries.'

Nippon Paint invited a total of 32 artists and illustrators from around the world to use their environmentally friendly paints to create the 'love' images. Now, the stations are inspiring 'visual feasts' for commuters.

The Global Times says of the event "After touring the three cities, the 32 artworks will be sold at a charity bazaar at the end of this year. All the funds will be used for "Color, Way of Love," the charity platform of Nippon Paint China for Hope Project Schools, and to improve the teaching environment as well as art education.
Nippon Paint hopes that this philanthropic subway exhibition will inspire people who love beauty to look at their surroundings with fresh eyes and to fill their lives with color."

Our artists taking part, in order of the images above are; Melissa Chaib, Daria Jabenko, Nadia Flower, Muxxi, Shannon Toth,  Hannah Davies, Alex Fuentes, Christopher Corr, Wai and Kat Cameron.

Vogue China

Nadia Flower decorates this piece in Vogue China with her elegant hand. Nadia was asked to draw flowers to show one of the current trends; floral dresses.

Target - On The Dot

Nadia Flower's beauty of an illustration is now live in the first issue of Target Style Files online magazine. Edited by Nina Garcia, Nadia's image makes for an eye catching cover. See it here.

Target Style Artist-October

    

Nadia Flower has just finished an illustration for Target Style which is online for the month of October on Facebook and Twitter. This 70's inspired piece shows the fashion and beauty of the era and the clothes that are now instore. Every month Target Style feature a new fashion illustrator "who creates a unique illustration for the Facebook profile pic and the Twitter background."

Flower's Too Beautiful

Fragile, delicate, yet graphic and strong – these are the elements that define Nadia Flower’s quite beautiful illustration work. Combining hand-drawn and computer-based imagery, Nadia works happily across a variety of visual mediums, from fine art painting to fashion and textile, as well as pure illustration for the editorial and advertising markets. Based in New Zealand, Nadia has produced work for clients around the world, including – Marie Claire (UK), Yen magazine (Aus), Ellegirl (UK), Graniph (Japan) and Emerica (US). Nadia’s work has also appeared in group exhibitions and book publications in Australia ,Tokyo, and the US.

Bourjois's Flower

Who better than Nadia Flower to illustrate Bourjois’s latest advertising campaign.

Her delicate graphics were commissioned by wonder agency Talents Only in Paris, this elegant illustration can currently be found gracing the pages of the latest magazines and also displayed at points of sale within shops.

The Yin From The Yang

Proving opposites definitely attract is Nadia Flower and this knockout set of packaging designs for GHD's new Limited Edition black and white gloss stylers.

The white pack features an assortment of "pure" elements: angels, stars and flowers — in contrast to the "dark" elements featured on the accompanying pack: devils, snakes and serpents… Beautiful premium packaging for a premium product.

Zoe & Morgan & Nadia

Nadia Flower is the talent behind this superb line work for jewellery designers Zoe & Morgan.

The jewellery designers approached Nadia to help provide some sumptuous illustrations to accompany their jewellery designs in a look book for Paris Fashion Week. Says Nadia: "Their work has to be seen to be believed!"

Beauty Culture

Nadia Flower is the creator of this vibrant spread for Nylon Magazine which is out now.

Commissioned by Kristin Eddington, the brief had to incorporate denim textures into the composition along with Nadia’s interpretation of the products and text. The illustration features in Nylon’s counter culture page.

Nadia Flower's Scrapbook

New Zealand based illustrator Nadia Flower, shares her love of all things Japanese and lending her creative skills to online retailer ASOS.

Nadia Flower's Scrapbook

Midwifery Awards

Nadia Flower is the artist behind this beautiful illustration created for the upcoming 2011 RCM Midwifery Awards.

This illustration helped to launch their website, others she has created have featured within the latest issue of Midwives magazine and will also feature on invites and adverts.

Nadia Flower's Scrapbook

New Zealand based illustrator Nadia Flower, shares her love of all things Japanese and lending her creative skills to online retailer ASOS.
Nadia Flower's Scrapbook