Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
New Talent Alert...
We are excited to welcome Ben Robins and his fabulous CGI skills to the talent at Illustration Ltd. Take a look at his portfolio.
Labels:
3d,
advertising,
animation,
animation art,
Ben Robins,
cars,
Cartoon or Humor,
CGI,
design,
family,
Figure and People,
New Talent,
objects,
production,
products,
TV
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Infertility and Surrogacy
Here is Heather Landis's latest editorial illustration for Gloss Magazine. Composed with a beautiful balance, Heather uses her photo montage style to illustrate the sensitive subject of infertility in women and surrogate mother experiences.
Labels:
baby,
children,
conceptual,
design,
editorial,
family,
Figure and People,
Heather Landis,
hospital,
medical,
photomontage,
realistic,
symbolism,
women
Monday, January 30, 2012
Inheritance Can Be Deadly
This poster by T.S Spookytooth was created to heighten the awareness of Familial Hypercholesterolaemia. Working closely with Andy Barnard at Langland, the client wanted non-human characters to represent a father and son. T.S Spookytooth says "..they'd seen a robot character that I'd done previously which they liked, so it was decided that they would be robotic characters. It was created with a paintbrush and a very old rusty version of Photoshop".
Labels:
advertising,
character design,
characters,
family,
health,
posters,
robots,
stylised,
TS Spookytooth
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Family Mosaic
Over the summer Christopher Corr put his talents to creating this Family Mosaic Annual Accounts brochure. Just out in print, this is a glorious celebration of Chris's colour, style and composition. He says of the job "FM are a London & South East housing association, very progressive and go-ahead. I like them."
Labels:
architecture,
brochure,
Christopher Corr,
editorial,
family,
Figure and People,
naive,
publishing,
stylised
Friday, October 14, 2011
My Sister's Wedding
Created for his sister's wedding, this animation from Nick Murray Willis is an emotional, fun and happy celebration of her life and loves, leading to the marriage and for the future. Brilliant! Watch it now.
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