Showing posts with label Paul Daviz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Daviz. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Paul Daviz's Scrapbook
Humorous illustrator and animator Paul Daviz on his love of the process of drawing & how it continues to inspire him. Paul's Scrapbook.
Labels:
animation,
animators,
Cartoon or Humor,
comic,
digital,
drawing,
editorial,
educational,
Figure and People,
humour,
loose,
narrative,
Paul Daviz,
publishing
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Its all about Egg on Toast
Paul Daviz has created an animation for this new charity's website. "It's all about egg on toast' was set up by Shane Ward to help men overcome the difficulties brought on by the break up of a relationship and the subsequent seperation from their children. Shane wanted positive imagery to show how fathers can over come the barriers that keep them apart from their kids. In his graphic style, Paul achieves emotion and sensitivity to the subject matter.
Labels:
fashion,
Figure and People,
lettering,
lifestyle,
Paul Daviz,
youth
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
The Axe effect
International illustrator Paul Daviz has been putting his humourous touch to a large-scale advertising campaign for 'The Axe effect' across America. Paul's old school playboy cartoons are amusing the youth of today across university and college campases. The question is are the girls falling at his feet as a result?!
tor:Paul Daviz. Art Director: Josette Lata of Bartle Bogle Hegarty (New York). Client:Axe
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Paul Daviz Animatics
Starting with an Amiga 500 15 years ago, Paul Daviz has come far with his animations. Describing his style as economical, clients include BT, Paramount and Honda. He’s working on a personal project at present which we hope will incorporate his typically northern humour found in the animation opposite!
Friday, December 17, 2010
Bringing on the Muscle
Big on muscle right now is Paul Daviz and this madcap 3-page pullout for famed American wrestling publication WWE Magazine.
Commissioned by Brant Louck via our US office, his action-packed illustration lampoons the pumped-up world of show wrestling to hilarious effect. Whatever you do though, don't say they're faking it.
Labels:
fashion,
Figure and People,
lifestyle,
Paul Daviz
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