Diplom-Is, a Norwegian company celebrating the 60th anniversary of their original ice cream have released a special treat to mark the occasion. And commissioned by design and advertising agency Frank, Steinar Lund has created some illustrations for the product which are out in the market now. Steinar says "The white chocolate, blueberries and raspberries signify the colours of the national flag. Being Norwegian I was very pleased to do this job and hope to taste the product when I next visit Norway!" Steinar produced images of the Norwegian flag, splashes of cream & milk with white chocolate and berries and the ice cream cone itself, Anette Kirkeby of Frank says "... The client is very happy with the packaging, and the ice-cream is really tasty, so hopefully this will be a hit!"
Showing posts with label fruit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fruit. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Diplom-Is
Labels:
Food and Drink,
fruit,
packaging,
photorealistic,
products,
realistic,
Steinar Lund
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Hide and Seek
This delight to the senses has come from the hands of Greg Becker. He has created a juicy cover illustration with Bridge Point Educational in the US for a book due out this August.
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
children,
educational,
Figure and People,
fruit,
Greg Becker,
narrative,
pencil,
publishing,
realistic
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Sunniva Fruit Juices
Rosie Sanders has worked on seven packaging illustrations for Sunniva Fruit Juices. Commissioned via Stromme Throndsen Design in Norway, we see two of the mouth watering artworks here.
Labels:
design,
food,
Food and Drink,
fruit,
packaging,
realistic,
realistic art,
Rosie Sanders,
watercolour
Monday, October 25, 2010
The Apple Book
Sink your teeth into this mouth watering illustration created by botanical artist Rosie Sanders.
It's part of her latest project entitled "The Apple Book", published by Frances Lincoln and out now. This charming book contains 144 gorgeous watercolours of apples, from Cox’s Orange Pippin to Peasgood Nonsuch, combined with a practical essay by the Royal Horticultural Society’s fruit officer Harry Baker. Watch a short film about the making of The Apple Book.
Labels:
books,
botanical,
fruit,
nature,
publishing,
realistic art,
Rosie Sanders,
watercolour
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