Asked to create two illustrations for their February issue, Vicky says "The illustrations accompany the article 'New Year No Fear', about gaining confidence and self-belief; a perfect brief for my colourful and uplifting designs."
Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Scott is Uplifting
Asked to create two illustrations for their February issue, Vicky says "The illustrations accompany the article 'New Year No Fear', about gaining confidence and self-belief; a perfect brief for my colourful and uplifting designs."
Thursday, December 12, 2013
A Big Thank you...
A big thank you to all artists and clients, and to Victoria Scott for creating our festive snow queen illustration. We would like to wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous 2014!
As we come to the end of the first year of our 1 Million Trees campaign, we are very happy to announce and would like to thank you all in enabling us to plant 206,614 trees so far.
From the Illustration Team.
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
christmas,
collage,
flat colour,
paper sculpture,
retro,
stylised,
Victoria Scott,
weather,
Winter
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Cloudspotting for Beginners
'Cloudspotting
for Beginners' is an illustration completed by Steinar Lund for Country Life Magazine. Published last month, the piece is for an article on the types of
cloud we generally see in the UK, Steinar says "I
often walk in the English countryside at weekends and take photographs,
including clouds. Consequently
I had a lot of cloud photographs which helped in doing the image. Although
I was not previously aware of the technical names of clouds, I can now
impress/bore my friends by pointing what type of clouds are above our heads!"
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Flood
Award winning illustrator Robert Carter has painted this moody illustration for Alberta Venture Magazine. 'Flood' tackles the issue of southern Alberta farmers who have found themselves bailing floodwater, cleaning up their properties and paying for uninsured damages for the last two years. 'Now, both land owners and insurance industry executives think it might be time for a change.'
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
atmospheric,
conceptual,
digital,
farming,
loose,
painterly,
realistic,
Robert Carter,
weather
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