Showing posts with label Peter Thom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Thom. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Thom's Superhero
Peter Thom creates a full page superhero illustration for Happy Life by Club Med in France using his energetic comic style.
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Cartoon or Humor,
comic,
digital,
editorial,
flat colour,
graphic,
Peter Thom,
superhero
Monday, December 13, 2010
Autosur to the Rescue
Make way for Peter Thom’s super-hero bear, filled with attitude and chutzpah, Pete has recently revamped the mascot for French auto care company Autosur.
Appearing in adverts througout the French press, Pete worked closely with Creative Director Jean Letellier of Ailleurs Exactement Paris to develop this auto hero, at the same time adhering as much as possible to the original specifications of the previous bear.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Peter Thom's Scrapbook
This week leading illustrator Peter Thom takes us behind the scenes to reveal what inspires him to create his amazingly popular work.
Peter Thom's Scrapbook
Friday, October 15, 2010
QI Annual
Peter Thom comes to the rescue this month with this lively superhero inspired illustration created for the cover of this year's QI Annual.
Commissioned by Eleanor Crow at Faber and Faber, Peter greatly enjoyed the project and explains, "..I felt that the job which involved creating caricatures of some of the larger than life presenters and guests of this show, would be fraught with difficulty, but in truth the job was a delight to work on." The QI Annual will be available to buy from November 4th.
Labels:
caricatures,
cartoon,
comic,
humour,
Peter Thom,
superhero,
TV
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Jean Paul Gaultier Fragrance
This comic book inspired artwork was created by Peter Thom as part of the latest campaign for Jean Paul Gaultier’s fragrance Le Male.
Peter’s stunning artwork sees the iconic bottle entering a comic book strip as a super Le Male, rescuing a beautiful blonde from the ravages of some nautical heavies. The artwork also involved rendering this collectable bottle of Le Male so that it could be used in a variety of point of sale formats.
Peter Thom's portfolio
Peter’s stunning artwork sees the iconic bottle entering a comic book strip as a super Le Male, rescuing a beautiful blonde from the ravages of some nautical heavies. The artwork also involved rendering this collectable bottle of Le Male so that it could be used in a variety of point of sale formats.
Peter Thom's portfolio
Labels:
cartoon,
comic,
digital,
packaging,
Peter Thom
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