STYLIST & Baileys Deliciously Light Advertorial
Megan St Clair developed a series of illustrations for the new Baileys 'Deliciously Light ' Bringing together her love of food illustrations and lifestyle.
Juliette Toma for Rebel Girls Rock: 25 Tales of Women in Music.
Icelandic sensation Bjork is illustrated by Juliette Toma for Rebel Girls Rock: 25 Tales of Women in Music.
The new and popular Rebel Girl's series now has the addition of a book on musical icons; inspirational women who have achieved success in this alluring industry, as a singer, songwriter or instrumentalist.
Juliette's portrait of Bjork is an electrifying illustration, with a spot-on likeness and animated composition.
The publisher says, Belt out pop anthems with Lizzo, bang on the drums with Nandi Bushell, and write country hits with Dolly Parton. The women in this book come from all around the world. They play different instruments, experiment with new sounds, and stand out in their genres. But one thing is true of them all: They rock!
More info on the book here.
Nike – Force9 – Marta Cerda
Marta Cerda was commissioned by Nike to create a new logo for footballer Erling Haaland to celebrate his return to the Nike family. The logo will be used across branding and merchandise globally.
More of Marta’s work can be viewed at - https://www.debutart.com/artist/marta-cerda
James Gibbs animation for the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
James had the great opportunity to create an animation for the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
Lisa Sheehan / AT&T 147th Anniversary Ampersand
AT&T was inspired by the logos Lisa created for Saatchi & Saatchi, but they wanted their own unique spin on it. Lisa heavily utilized AT&T blue, and the CGI Ampersand features a variety of items that represent important moments from AT&T’s long history, including a phone for Alexander Graham Bell and the moon to represent the first call made from the moon. Lisa worked with AT&T’s creative team to lock in how to represent historical moments that would be instantly recognizable to the viewer. The piece was originally intended for social channels and internal use only, but the brand loved it so much, Lisa re-worked the image to jumbo size and the piece was projected onto AT&T’s building for all passers-by to enjoy.
More of Lisa’s work can be viewed here: https://www.debutart.com/artist/lisa-sheehan
SAVE THE CHILDREN – SHORT FILM
To mark the one year anniversary of the war in Ukraine, Aardman and Save the Children have launched a new animated short featuring background concept work by Graham Carter.
WE LOST OUR HUMAN – ON NETFLIX!
Created by Chris Garbutt and Rikke Asbjoern, this epic animated interactive special invites the audience to help pet siblings on their journey to save the universe and find their human.
Caroline Tomlinson x Kiton
To celebrate the launch of their new Shenzen Store, Kiton commissioned a tailoring-inspired design from Caroline Tomlinson.
The image was reproduced as a token of appreciation for customers in the form of a silk foulard.
Laurindo Feliciano’s beautiful bird display for Granado Apothecary.
Granado is a historic Brazilian apothecary that produces a range of cosmetic and personal care products. In 2020, Granado celebrated its 150th anniversary, and to commemorate the occasion, they commissioned Laurindo Feliciano to create a series of illustrations for their packaging and branding materials.
Feliciano’s illustrations were inspired by vintage Brazilian advertising and design from the early 20th century, with a focus on botanical elements and natural ingredients.
The resulting designs feature colorful, whimsical illustrations of plants and flowers, with a hand-drawn feel that evokes a sense of nostalgia and heritage, including a pop-up store at the famous Galeries Lafayette in Paris, located on the Champs Elysées.
Royal Mail reveals King Charles Silhouette, illustrated by Andrew Davidson, on special flowers stamps.
The new HM King Charles III silhouette; a collaboration between illustrator Andrew Davidson, Head of Design and Editorial at Royal Mail, Marcus James, and Ian Chilvers, from design agency, Atelier Works is out now.
The project began with Andrew working on a likeness that would work at stamp size.
The second major stage of development was the digitising and fine-tuning of the detail in the silhouette. This was conducted by both Royal Mail and Atelier Works with visual adjustments that were tested at actual size to ensure the silhouette would work at the diminutive dimensions required.
The final image was adjusted to ensure a likeness to the new Definitive ’everyday’ stamp.
To mark such an incredible project, we spoke to Andrew to gather his thoughts on the commission.
How does it feel to capture such an important moment in British Monarchy History?
I feel a great sense of honour to have been asked to work on such an important job.
It’s a hard act to follow one of my heroes, David Gentleman, whose design of the Queen’s silhouette has been in use since 1968.
What were your initial feelings when the commission came in?
When Marcus James of Royal Mail and Ian Chilvers of Atelier Design asked me to work on this project, I was very excited, but knew it was a great challenge.
You’ve created and worked on many iconic campaigns in your career, how does this compare with what you would consider to be other major projects?
Over the many years I have been working as a designer/illustrator, I have always taken the view that each job no matter how large or important, should be treated with the same amount of consideration and respect as smaller less prestigious commissions. It keeps me grounded.