Landis Covers Marietta

Front cover

Inside illustration

Appearing on the front cover and inside the Marietta College magazine, Heather Landis takes us back in time with her crafted collage illustrations.

Culture Services

Using his amazing sense of colour and design Ian Murray creates these two spreads for French editorial client; Culture Services.  Ian says "The job was to enliven a feature on The Public Sectors' use of a range of communication tools such as TV, radio, and social media."

Excuse My French

Alyana Cazalet illustrates 'Excuse My French', published by Kyle Books. 

Originally commissioned for the front cover,  Alyana was then asked to make another 13 black and white drawings for the inside after much positive feedback from the Frankfurt Book Fair. Alyana says "(The) brief was to create humourous images at the opening of each chapter, providing visual intrepretation to some confusing (and amusing!) French and English idiomatic expressions." The book is out now.

Business Perils

 

Stuart Holmes's brief from APICS magazine was to illustrate an article highlighting 'The perils of outsourcing business overseas'. We think his illustrations have brought a clear and fun dimension to the issues he had to tackle such as: communication breakdowns; rising fuel costs; port authority red tape; distance travelled and product quality control.

RCSLT Bulletin

Duncan Beedie illustrates an article for the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists Bulletin. The challenge, which Duncan has succeeded in tremendously was to visually express "the transferral of patients' medical data to a global online database in order help patients and doctors discern medical trends on localised and regional scales".

Shots Magazine

Chris Ede's conceptual pieces for Shots magazine illustrate the new age of advertising in the Middle Eastern region with his distinctive graphic style. The article sets out to explain the modernisation of advertising in recent years with the aid of social networking and other new technologies.

Evolving Phones

Willie Ryan's 'evolving phones' for May's Architectural Review show his graphic icon style. And with a subtle hint of humour, they also come in red and blue!

Smart Money

Smart Money commission Joseph McDermott for their annual "Broker Survey" issue.

Joe has produced a punchy powerful portrait in his pop art style which works dandy as the front cover.