Robert Carter's editorial illustration for Investment Advisor Magazine is painted with a marvellous confidence. The image accompanies an article about investing challenges and opportunities in Brazil.
Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
March Flair Winner
Well done Robert Carter! He wins the Creativematch March Flair Competition for illustration with this image. "Drowning In Debt" is a digitally painted illustration for a German magazine called Manager, It's about the debt crisis and how to get rid of it ('Schulden' is the German for 'Debt')'.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Jamel Akib's Scrapbook
Illustrator Jamel Akib on his regard for the fine artist sensibilities of 1980's illustrators & finding inspiration in his Mother's suitcase. Jamel's Scrapbook.
Labels:
architecture,
business,
chalks,
cities,
conceptual,
economy,
Figure and People,
Jamel Akib,
loose,
painterly,
pastels,
portraits,
realistic,
scrapbook,
travel
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Recession Dip
Robert Carter creates this very 'of the moment' image for Investment Advisor magazine. Are the States facing a double-dip recession? With another recession looming, investment advisors discuss how the recession is measured, and the reaction of the stock market during recessionary periods. Robert's fantastic portraiture makes for a very believable pose.
Labels:
conceptual,
economy,
editorial,
Figure and People,
loose,
painterly,
political,
politics,
portraits,
realistic,
Robert Carter
Friday, October 7, 2011
The Fear Index
'The Fear Index', a book by Robert Harris has been reviewed in The Financial Times Book Review. Chris Ede's dark illustration for the article 'Money Stalks' tells the story of a hedge fund trading on fear. Chris says "Robert Harris is a very well known and great writer and it was an absolute pleasure to add my own take on his work."
Labels:
books,
business,
Chris Ede,
concept artist,
conceptual,
digital,
economy,
editorial,
finances,
graphic,
publishing,
stylised
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