I’m giving a talk at The Green Building in Louisville on Friday 12th March. That’s this Friday.
If you’re in Louisville, come along!
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A great commission from Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin. Birthe Steinbeck had the fantastic idea of taking as reference old Indian and Chinese medical posters for children. It developed from a double page to a cover and 4 doubles.
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A very exciting commission! I was lucky enough to illustration the 2010 Humana Festival of New American Plays poster. Artists who have designed the poster in the past include such incredible artists as Wiktor Sadowski, Brian Cronin, Istvan Orosz, Chip Kidd, The Heads of State, Tomer Hanuka and, most recent, Julien Pacaud.
A fantastic commission from start to finish. A very open brief and very encouraging and creative art direction from Matt Dobson.
A personal/promotional piece for Central Illustration’s ‘Traveling Circus’ exhibition.
I was asked to design Ted Baker’s Christmas window 2009. The witty idea was from the fantastic Art Direction team at Ted Baker – Neil O’Rourke and Dave Uprichard who odid an amazing job to put this all together. It was an animated cut-out and appeared in over 50 stored worldwide.
For an article in The Telegraph Magazine about….Guinness!…and the time it takes to pour a pint, as well as it’s supposed and actual health benefits.
For an article about how the NHS (and private medical practises) are looking at ways of remotely monitoring health using technology.
A cover for a magazine feature about the plight of homeless children.
For an article in The Telegraph Magazine about new ideas in education.
For a fascinating article about the use of ‘Chimerism’ in organ donation. The idea proposes that when a donor who has received blood (or other) from the person who is in need of their organ donation, their organ will stand less chance of being rejected.
This is a full-page and poster for the YMCA Annual Golf Tournament – which encourages children to put their cell-phones down and get active. I love the idea, which was the brain-child of Angee Murray and team at Saatchi & Saatchi LA.
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