Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
A Phoenix in London
Andy Council paints a dynamic centrepiece mural.
Commissioned for the new offices of Armstrong International in the heart of London's financial district, the elegant phoenix design is made up of many of the iconic modern high rise buildings found in the area and beyond.
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Andy Council,
Animal and Nature,
architecture,
birds,
buildings,
graffiti,
graphic,
London,
mural,
nature,
public art,
street art,
stylised
Monday, October 14, 2013
VW Celebrate German Unity Day
Celebrating the 23rd German Unity Day, Volkswagen Centre-Singapore commissioned Chris to use his skills on this graffiti style illustration. The day consisited of 'great savings and fun activities for the whole family' whilst observing the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Mark Wiggins, head of Art at The Gang - Singapore, says of the result "Chris did a beautiful illustration for us that really leapt off the page and created great cut-through in the newspaper. He's quick, upbeat and enthusiastic. He made the whole process of working-with-an-illustrator-by-telephone-over-10,000-km-away extremely pleasant. Our client, Volkswagen Singapore, is very happy."
Labels:
advertising,
cars,
Chris Ede,
conceptual,
event,
Germany,
graffiti,
Singapore,
travel,
Unity Day,
Volkswagen
Friday, October 11, 2013
Zumba Kids
Ben Tallon has fun with these posters for the Zumba Kids campaign in the US.
Commissioned by Zumba Fitness in Florida, Ben was asked to use his electrifying lines to create some dynamic art. The results have gained a superb reaction; he says "Zumba chose me for the energy in my work and wanted me to bring their photography to life with vibrant mark making. They provided 'personality profiles' for a series of fifteen children of different ages and I created three dimensional environments based on these."
Labels:
advertising,
architecture,
Ben Tallon,
campaign,
drawing,
dynamic,
graffiti,
line,
loose,
music,
posters,
youth,
youth culture,
Zumba
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
The Beetson Compendium
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| cover of journal |
A dream of a job came the way of Sarah Beetson who was asked to create many illustrations to be used in a journal for Compendium. She says "It was a lovely open brief and I had control over the art direction of the entire journal illustrating quotes about natural beauty alongside florals, botanicals and birds. I even got to create my own lined pages!" The final book is a gorgeous celebration of Sarah's work as well as a handy jotter for your day's thoughts! Take a look at the journal.
Labels:
birds,
books,
drawing,
flat colour,
gift books,
graffiti,
journal,
lettering,
line,
nature,
painterly,
pop,
publishing,
quotes,
Sarah Beetson,
stylised
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
BoomArtwork's Solar Weekend
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| The final piece |
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| BoomArtwork's lettering |
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| Eric at work |
Boom Artwork aka Eric Van Den Boom recently participated in a music and arts festival entitled Solar Weekend 2013. Working alongside Maarten Berkers, Eric created an installation consisting of an interactive mural. Eric says "This year's theme was 'experiment'......(the installation) allowed festival visitors to create their own fantastical creatures by rotating three circular boards with different body parts illustrated on them. Visitors could place their heads through the holes in the mural, making a perfect photo opportunity". Eric used his skills to complete the lettering on either side, whilst Maarten created the central illustration for this theatrical piece.
Labels:
art festival,
BoomArtwork,
Eric Van Den Boom,
event,
festival,
graffiti,
installations,
lettering,
music,
public art,
theatre,
theatrical,
urban
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Turner's Heroes
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| When the Sun Goes Down |
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| Fluorescent Adolescent |
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| Brianstorm |
NME Magazine has commissioned pen master Ben Tallon to illustrate an article called 'Turner's
Heroes'. The special edition of the weekly magazine features the band 'Arctic Monkeys' and looks at the characters created in their songs written by Alex
Turner. Ben supplied artwork for the tracks 'When The Sun Goes Down', 'Brianstorm' and 'Fluorescent Adolescent' and the feature coincides with the launch of the band's 5th studio album 'AM'.
Labels:
atmospheric,
Ben Tallon,
digital,
drawing,
editorial,
Figure and People,
graffiti,
loose,
magazine,
music,
pen and ink,
people,
urban,
youth,
youth culture
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