Sam Chivers / The Guardian
Sam Chiver's worked with The Guardian to produce a stunning series of animated illustrations to accompany the article ‘What will the airport of the future look like?'
Mardo El-Noor’s Auckland Trains Ad
Mardo El-Noor does it again with this recent web advert for Auckland’s 10 minute train service. Motion graphics pro Mardo has taken inspiration from the Russian avant-garde and propaganda in this short animation promoting the ’10 Minute Train Revolution’ in Auckland, New Zealand.
Stephen Vuillemin / AXE #FindYourMagic
Stephen Vuillemin worked with the guys over at Vice to produce a series of illustrative gifs for the AXE #FindYourMagic global social media campaign.
Bilal and the Train
Rohan Eason's illustrations have been animated by UNICEF to highlight the plight of children in Syria.
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Alex T. Smith’s Claude TV & New Picture Book: Claude All at Sea
This month we're celebrating all things CLAUDE!
We're very excited to announce that Alex T. Smith's Claude will be adapted into an animated series by BAFTA-winning Belfast-based animation studio, Sixteen South, for Disney Junior EMEA. The new series has just gone into production and is due to air in 2017 - there will be 52 episodes for boys and girls aged 4 to 6 and Sixteen South are keen to evoke the unique visual style of Alex's original pictures.
Alexa Grace Coe. ‘Paradoxical Undressing’
As a result of Alexa's final MA course show, comes the incredibly powerful animation - 'Paradoxical Undressing'
New Signing – Guillaume Kurkdjian
Here at HF Towers we spend a lot of time looking at illustration. So much so, it takes something really special to cut through and make us stand up and take notice. Earlier last month we had just that reaction when we chanced upon the work of Guillaume Kurkdjian.
Multi-Talented Mardo El-Noor
Phosphor Art would like to introduce you to Mardo El-Noor. Originally from the Middle East, Mardo is a German-born Kiwi artist with a wide range of interests and skills.
Chris Labrooy – Sushi Shop London
Chris Labrooy has illustrated the packaging for Sushi Shop London’s latest offering, London Box. In his trademark humorous style, Chris created 6 lively anthromporphic letters to form the branding ‘London’ on the box’s exterior.