O2 Geometrics

 

Gail Armstrong has been working on something slightly different lately for 02 magazine. Used on the July issue cover, Gail had to build a "set" in which a Nokia phone would sit. She says "The random geometric panels and the shadows they cast, had to work within the cover layout and not detract from any of the cover text. A challenge for my mathematical skills, but a very pleasing result." Gail made the paper sculpture from 2 different finishes of paper: a brushed steel paper in keeping with the finish of the phone, and a pearlised white paper, to keep the piece looking cool and clinical, but with a little hint of sparkle in the texture.

Landis Covers Marietta

Front cover

Inside illustration

Appearing on the front cover and inside the Marietta College magazine, Heather Landis takes us back in time with her crafted collage illustrations.

Nature on a Mouse

For a second year running Hannah Davies's design has been used on Logitech hardware. Inspired by nature, textures and vibrant youthful colours, the product now launched will be available to buy in June from Logitech stores and online.

RCSLT Bulletin

Duncan Beedie illustrates an article for the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists Bulletin. The challenge, which Duncan has succeeded in tremendously was to visually express "the transferral of patients' medical data to a global online database in order help patients and doctors discern medical trends on localised and regional scales".

Luxury Homes

This editorial illustration from Willie Ryan was commissioned by The Telegraph last month. Used in their 'Luxury Homes' lifestyle magazine, each of the images appeared as a column width drop-in, over a two page spread. The article was about future Europeans living in spacious modern homes awash with touch-screen technology and robots!