Mikela Prevost creates an illustration with impact for Marquette University. The image illustrates an article on the
dilema of African American women being over looked in the AIDS/HIV+ community.
Showing posts with label global. Show all posts
Showing posts with label global. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Monday, February 18, 2013
Demining
Icon illustrator Willie Ryan creates 15 illustrations for the Geneva International Centre. Commissioned by Mark Evans at ACW, here we see four of the artworks which have been used on a poster for International Demining.
Labels:
digital,
Figure and People,
flat colour,
global,
icons,
informative,
instructions,
terrorism,
transport,
war,
Willie Ryan
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
The World in Your Kitchen
New Internationalist have commissioned Jonathan Allardyce to produce 12 artworks for the 2013 'World In your Kitchen' calendar. Every month suggests a favourite vegetarian recipe with delightful illustrations of the dish or the place from which it comes. Proceeds from the calendar go to a number of charities including Amnesty International, Traidcraft, CAFOD, SCIAF and Christian Aid. The calendar is still available here.
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Animal and Nature,
calendar,
charity,
cookery,
detail,
digital,
drawing,
Figure and People,
Food and Drink,
global,
Jonathan Allardyce,
realistic,
travel,
world
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
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.
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advertising,
black and white,
Chris Ede,
communication,
conceptual,
digital,
editorial,
global,
graphic,
line,
social media
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
UN Stamp
Launched in June, this wonderful stamp has been created by Gail Armstrong for the United Nations. The job was to create a paper sculpture based on the theme of 'land' to mark the UN conference in Rio, Brazil for the International Summit on Sustainable Development. It has been high-profile and also hugely successful leading Gail to put together a movie showing how the piece was made, giving an amazing insight to her creative world! Watch it here.
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3d,
Animal and Nature,
architecture,
cities,
environment,
flowers,
global,
nature,
paper engineering,
paper sculpture,
stamps,
United Nations
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Sticky Patch Or Meltdown?
Derek Bacon creates another fantastic cover for The Economist this week illustrating the question "The world ecomomy, sticky patch or meltdown?" Derek's regular covers for the publication always make an impact, this global ice cream is no exception.
Labels:
conceptual,
Derek Bacon,
food,
global,
news,
political,
politics,
The Economist
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