Showing posts with label story. Show all posts
Showing posts with label story. Show all posts
Monday, January 27, 2014
A London Story
The London Transport Museum have been using Anne Wilson's city inspired image to advertise the lead up to the Serco Prize for illustration 2014.
The theme for this year's competition is 'London Stories' with the winners announced mid February and the start of the exhibition based on the theme. Anne will also be running a workshop at the exhibition in the Transport Museum on the evening of the 14th February as part of the opening, which will include "a bar and DJ and storytelling for adults on board some of the heritage vehicles; a chance to illustrate your own London Story with short illustration workshops, and to strike a pose in a photo-booth with a choice of props". See the AOI website for more information.
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Friday, January 17, 2014
Bob Robber and Dancing Jane
'Bob Robber and Dancing Jane'; a children's book illustrated by Bee Willey and written by Andrew Matthews is to stage as a ballet!
Produced by Clare Prenton, the story now evolved as 'Shadow Thief' is a thrilling development of the original book about the dark souled Bob Robber who learns to dance and live in the light with help from Dancing Jane. Bee says "Both myself and Andrew were delighted at the clip with the lyrics we were sent by Clare's
agent, and also by the twitter info around the rehearsals in Barnes, seemingly
leading to a premiere in 2014 in Edinburgh! It is wonderful for a story like this to take off in a
new context…"
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Hotel Premiere Classe
A range of comical characters produced by Chris Boyd illustrate these stories for children. Commissioned by PONK for Hotel Premiere Classe in France, the images which are being used in a leaflet include Le Petit Poucet (Tom Thumb) and Cendrillon (Cinderella) - with a slightly modern twist!
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Friday, November 26, 2010
The Pact Between Men
Make a pact with yourself to view Jonathan Allardyce's intoxicating illustrations for Johnnie Walker's latest campaign. The images form part of "The Pact Between Men", an inspirational story aimed at the Chinese market. The Pact which follows the story of four friends walking the path of greatness together is set to attract over 7 million visitors to Johnnie Walker's Asia Pacific site, to see Jonathan's illustrations in context click here.
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