Showing posts with label Britt Spencer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Britt Spencer. Show all posts
Monday, July 8, 2013
Journey by Starlight
Britt Spencer teams up with Ian Flitcroft to bring us 'Journey By Starlight', 'a time traveller's guide to life, the universe and everything'. The book sets out to explain many things, (in an understandable way) from why the sky is blue to Quantum Mechanics, illustrated in Britt's naturally humourous comic style. Britt says "...it's been doing great critically and was even highlighted on NPR's "On Point" program as a "great summer read." Go get yourself a copy.
Labels:
books,
Britt Spencer,
caricatures,
Cartoon or Humor,
comic,
Figure and People,
portraits,
publishing,
science
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Britt's Solo Exhibition
Britt Spencer has just come to the end of a solo exhibition, one that was a final qualification for his MFA. The show highlighted his larger acrylic screen printed works and "a pretty fun kinetic sculpture". This work marks a fresh look for Britt's illustrations, the same humour with vivid punchy colour.
Labels:
Britt Spencer,
caricatures,
Cartoon or Humor,
conceptual,
exhibition,
Figure and People,
line,
loose,
political
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Epic Beer Tales
Britt Spencer is behind these wonderful illustrations for Colonel Sandels beer.
Commissioned by Mika Wist of Finnish ad agency DDB, the four illustrations each depict an event from the Colonel's epic life story in the style of an old political cartoon. Further aging effects were later added by the client to reinforce the humour behind the character.
Labels:
Britt Spencer,
fashion,
Figure and People,
lettering
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Dead on The Launch Pad
This lively parody of political Ground Hog Day for Euromoney magazine comes from the nifty hand of Britt Spencer.
Commissioned by Rahul Singh, the concept was to show Treasury Secretary Geithner proudly pulling off the US stimulus plan, completely unaware that the plan is doomed to fail from the start, as other world leaders watch on anxiously, left with no other option but simply to hope for the best.
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
Britt Spencer,
fashion,
Figure and People,
lifestyle
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Britt Spencer's Scrapbook
Hollywood based illustrator Britt Spencer shares what inspires him to "start doodling away on a savage journey".
Britt Spencer's Scrapbook
Labels:
Britt Spencer,
cartoon,
editorial,
humour,
line,
pen and ink,
satirical,
scrapbook
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