We are delighted to see Kuri Huang’s new poster image in print for the Trødelag Theatre. This delicate story with a distinctly dark twist is bought to life beautifully with Kuri’s enticing soft layers and dream-like perspectives. Our thanks to Julian André Vedeler at Tank Design for this terrific commission.
Wonderful to see Jun Cen’s wonderful illustration in pride of place on Bally’s window display in Beijing. Happy Year of the Tiger!
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Just a quick note to say that our new animation section has been updated with lots of great new pieces from our artists including these recent works by Liang-Hsin Huang for The Royal Society of Literature. If you haven’t had a chance to take a look as yet, Friday afternoon might be the perfect time! Just tap on the illustrator’s name and enjoy.
With The Chinese New Year tipping over into the Year of the Tiger we wanted to share the beautiful work completed by the extraordinary Jun Cen for Bally. As always, his elegant palette and ethereal style bring both strength and softness to this great brand.
Announcing the launch of the Asian American Federation posters. Based on interviews with many of the most influential Americans of Asian heritage, they highlight their personal experiences of modern America. Jun Cen’s beautiful image: aafederation.org/imreallyfrom/
Cat O’Neil’s recent 3-D images for a wide range of editorial and design clients have quite literally brought a whole new dimension to her work. This perfect cover to the Washington Post beautifully illustrates the lifecycle of our Christmas trees.
The past few months have been exceptionally busy for Cat O’Neil and she has had the opportunity to work with a variety of innovative and forward-thinking companies. Her strong relationship with her clients allows her the privilege to make suggestions and have real input into the creative process. The outcomes have been sensational. Of late, Cat has occasionally been able to offer the benefit of a 3-D approach. These images are a mix of ‘real-world’, hand-crafted cut-outs, overlayed with computer-generated colour and drop shadows. Whilst these pieces take rather longer to create, I am sure we can agree they really pack a punch. If you would like to hear more about her process or have a project you would like to discuss I would be delighted to hear from you. Always great to share something new…..
