Chris Labrooy – Jaguar E-Pace
Chris Labrooy continues to impress with his playful approach to how objects interact with each other and with their environments.
Chris Labrooy continues to impress with his playful approach to how objects interact with each other and with their environments.
Kristyna Litten’s wonderful character designs star again in this year’s DFS Christmas animated TV ad titled “Joy of Home".
Our very own Anna Kovecses teamed up with the excellent folks at Trunk to create an animated TV advert for property website Rightmove. The work was commissioned by creative agency Homebrew London.
Phosphor Art's Mardo El-Noor had a busy 2016, working on lots of exciting motion projects for advertising campaigns and music videos. Somehow he still found the time to develop his design and typography work AND work on MART/AN STUDIO projects, including a wonderful collaboration with cartoonist Tom Scott. Take a look at what Mardo got up to in his motion showreel below and get in touch if you’d like to commission him in 2017!
Martyn Pick is a British Director and Animator - he is recognised for his distinctive fusion of live action and animation, and his fluid painterly style of his film making, and so he was the ideal choice to commission him on these digital paintings for Hellfire a TV series being developed at the moment by Andrew Blackall and Paolo Russo.
Ben Tallon provides lively and graphic artwork for the Premier League's TV Promos.
Lipstick Of London is proud to exclusively represent Bill Greenhead - Master of cartoons, animation, special effects, live event drawing, and stop motion photography.
These delightful character designs by Kristyna Litten were based on real DFS employees, for their new advertising campaign launched this month. The TV adverts make heroes from the talented team of craftsmen and women behind the UK's largest sofa manufacturer. Kristyna worked from photographs of each person and was asked to interpret them as if they were made of the materials used to make DFS sofas.
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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?'