Showing posts with label engraving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label engraving. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Brooks England Saddle
Richard Phipps is the proud artist behind these beautifully crafted bicycle saddles by Brooks England. Richard's work is on the box too and has been highlighted in a recent Telegraph article, the saddle is a limited edition of only 2012 made, which 'features hand hammered copper rivets and Richard's 1920's re styled engraving'
Labels:
black and white,
cycling,
engraving,
lettering,
line,
Maps,
products,
retail,
Richard Phipps,
sport,
traditional
Monday, October 29, 2012
Kruegerol and Phipps
Richard Phipps works with SchwertnerStormDeFries GmbH to produce the art for German cough sweet manufacturer Kruegerol's website. His style is put to excellent effect and animated on the homepage to a period reminiscent of the past.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Charles Dickens Bicentenary
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Caroline Church has completed a glorious job for Royal Mail. Commissioned by Adam Giles at Interabang, Caroline has created the artwork for a presentation pack of stamps to commemorate Dickens's
Bicentenary. The copy
on the pack was written by Dickens's great great great granddaughter Lucinda Dickens
Hawksley and the illustrations on the stamps themselves are by Joseph Clayton
Clarke 1890. For more information and to see the stamps go here.
Friday, October 29, 2010
The Sauce Always Justifies The Means
The latest from Caroline Church sees her bringing to life some amusing proverbs with her unique illustrations.
Commissioned by Lisa Lee at Crispin Porter & Bogusky, for Domino’s Pizza she explains, "They were after a serious engraved feel but with a tongue in cheek note. The illustrations play on the idea that proverbs guide and inspire Domino's to perfect their pizzas.." The illustrations feature on their new boxes and on the Pizza Proverbs site.
Labels:
advertising,
black and white,
caroline church,
engraving,
food,
scraperboard
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Contemporary Lions
This eye catching illustration is one of a series of commanding images created by Caroline Church for Publicis in Zurich.
Caroline greatly enjoyed creating this series of amusing images, which depict lions involved in contemporary activites such as walking the dog and changing light bulbs, the illustrations will all be used within a financial report for the council.
Caroline Church's portfolio
Caroline greatly enjoyed creating this series of amusing images, which depict lions involved in contemporary activites such as walking the dog and changing light bulbs, the illustrations will all be used within a financial report for the council.
Caroline Church's portfolio
Labels:
advertising,
animals,
caroline church,
engraving,
humour,
line
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Hannah Firmin's Scrapbook
Engraver and Woodcutter Hannah Firmin talks of hand craft traditions, gardening and her inspiring parents.
Hannah Firmin's Scrapbook
Hannah Firmin's portfolio
Hannah Firmin's Scrapbook
Hannah Firmin's portfolio
Labels:
decorative,
engraving,
Hannah Firmin,
printmaking,
scrapbook,
woodcutting
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