Showing posts with label detail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label detail. Show all posts
Monday, January 6, 2014
My Favourite Bird
Hannah Davies collaborates with NV London Calcutta to produce this beautiful silk scarf design.
'My Favourite Bird' comes in black and gold as well as some other punchy colours and is perfect for this time of year. Made by NV; a 'future friendly, award-winning, ethical accessories company', the scarves are screen printed by hand, using traditional methods.
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
birds,
clothes,
design,
detail,
fashion,
Hannah Davies,
line,
nature,
scarf
Monday, December 9, 2013
Shop London
Zoe More O'Ferrall is commissioned by The
Evening Standard to work on their Shopping Feature.
In
conjunction with Shop London, Zoe was asked to create a map plotting a journey from Oxford Street, through Carnaby Street, Regents Street, St
Martins Courtyard and Seven Dials. Using her unique pen style Zoe had to include an expansive range of landmarks, shops, restaurants and hotels, she says "...I had lots of fun delving into the different areas, bringing it all
to life with a festive finish. I think Liberty was my favourite building to
draw, it's always been a treasured haven of mine. I'd recently drawn for the J
Crew opening, so that was also nice to work on again. And as a lover of
Anthropology crockery I had lots of fun drawing up all their beautiful
colourful patterns!
Labels:
architecture,
christmas,
decorative,
detail,
drawing,
editorial,
landmarks,
London,
Map,
Maps,
pen,
shopping,
stylised,
travel,
Zoe More O'Ferrall,
Zoe More OFerrall
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
New Talent Alert: Joel C Boyer
We are pleased to announce that we are now representing medical, scientific & technical illustrator Joel C Boyer. His portfolio features new and emerging technologies, medical, how to, science, educational and editorial artworks.
Labels:
brochure,
detail,
diagrams,
editorial,
educational,
figure,
informative,
Joel C Boyer,
medical,
medicine,
New Talent,
publishing,
science,
scientific,
technical
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
New Talent Alert: James Grover
We are excited to now represent James Grover who brings his rich,
intricate hand drawn patterns to the agency. James's work can currently be seen over the walls of
restaurants as well as on album artworks, gifts and homeware. Take a look...
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
decorative,
detail,
drawing,
Figure and People,
homeware,
intricate,
James Grover,
line,
New Talent,
patterns,
pen,
public art,
restaurant
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Portfolio Wales
Welsh artist Hannah Davies will be exhibiting her work in Swansea this week.
Portfolio is an online gallery, promoting and selling contemporary paintings, drawings & prints by artists living and working in Wales. This exhibition which includes other talent such as John Abell and Penny Hallas opens this Saturday 12th October with a preview on Friday 11th between 7 and 9:30pm. An excited Hannah says "(It's) one of the first events I've ever done in my home town in South Wales!"
The exhibition takes place at Unit 4, 215 High Street, Swansea, SA1 1PE. Go to Portfolio Wales for more information.
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
decorative,
detail,
drawing,
exhibition,
Hannah Davies,
houses,
intricate,
landscape,
lettering,
line,
Maps,
nature,
patterns,
sea,
seascape,
seaside
Monday, October 7, 2013
Santa Maria
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Published in the Knowledge Encyclopedia, Ian's intricate 3d illustration is of the sailing ship which Columbus used to discover America.
Labels:
3d,
books,
detail,
digital photo illustrator,
educational,
history,
Ian Naylor,
publishing,
realistic,
ships,
travel
Monday, September 30, 2013
London Panorama
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Take a look at Mike Hall's spectacular London Panorama print design.
This was a self-initiated project for Mike, and one which he worked on over a six month period. He says "I've had the ambition to create a large scale panorama in the style of 17th century prints for a while. The original artwork was drawn freehand with pen on Bristol Board, and measures 105 x 30 cm". The drawing, which is based on photographs taken from the view from The Shard has been exhibited at the Printspace on Kingsland Road in London.
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