A Crayola Campaign

Turine Tran works with Leo Burnett in Vietnam to produce a series of hand drawn images for a Crayola advertising campaign.

The campaign was to promote brand awareness in a visually arresting way with the concept of 'unrolling' a colour pencil, laying it out flat, and seeing all the visuals that are waiting to be drawn by that pencil. Currently used on billboards, street posters, in-store, as well as press and digital use, the three drawings celebrate the craft of drawing. Turine says "The main challenge was actually creating a visual that just used one colour. Each visual (red, green and blue) features only objects of that one colour. So for example, red is full of London buses, Santa Claus, roses etc and blue is full of blue water, blue whales, blue jeans etc. We had to use only one colour in each illustration to create light and shade and a feeling of depth and movement. The key objective was to make passers-by stop and go 'wow'....It's been a great deal of fun working on this, and people's reaction with the billboard is awesome to behold."

Turine Tran is represented by Illustration

Imaginary maps from Dave Hopkins

Creative Review's Ad of the Week features a series of three ancient maps for Whiskas illustrated in fine detail by Dave Hopkins. Dave Hopkins worked closely with the AMV team over two months to create these highly acclaimed and innovative ads which have been entered for the prestigious  Cannes awards.

Dave Hopkins is represented by Phosphor Art

Paul Higgens

Paul Higgens meticulous photo-real illustrator, has been working on an exciting news drinks product for Russia over the past two months which will be launched very soon. The client chose Paul on the strength of some great pieces in his folio. Watch out for the new work coming soon.

Paul Higgens is represented by Phosphor Art

Larry Rostant

Larry Rostant has been honing his already highly regarded  photographic skills to such a degree that his work has been recognised by Graphis  - as a GOLD  winner  with his work appearing in the current Photography Annual 2014. The winning photograph entitled:  Domestic Goddess shows a cheery mutated vision of 1950's femininity.
Larry's work is well known in the publishing and advertising circles having worked as highly regarded illustrator and photographer  for many years.

Larry Rostant is represented by Artist Partners

Rob Ball for Oddbins

Rob Ball was commissioned by Richard P Chapman Design Associates to illustrate the latest poster campaign for Oddbins. He created a set of bold and bright seasonal posters to be featured throughout the Oddbins shops all across the UK.

Rob Ball is represented by the Artworks

Gary Redford

Gary Redford was briefed to create a modern take on the classic propaganda poster for this advertising campaign for ProAir.  Gary’s striking artwork was used to promote their product, which has revolutionised inhalers.

Gary Redford is represented by Meilkejohn

Nick Chaffe

Flatliner for Axe/Lynx

Flatliner (AKA Jason Cook) worked with Elmwood on the re-packaging of the well known Axe/Lynx product range. Jason was commissioned to produce a series of abstract illustrations to represent the different product types within the range.

Flatliner is represented by Debut Art

Anna Hymas

Anna Hymas was thrilled to be invited to illustrate the Family Trail for The National Portrait Gallery's BP Portrait Award 2013. As a rising star in the world of children's publishing Anna was asked to design a family guide to engage Children with the exhibition.

Anna Hymas is represented by New Division

Gary Newman

Gary Newman was commissioned by Orlebar Brown to create his and hers masks for their online competition. The luxury menswear brand have been asking people to print out and put on their masks and take a photo showing where they have been this summer.

Gary Newman is represented by New Division