Some Recent Projects
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'Secret Superhero'
Penguin Australia
Sam's cover illustration for Book 3 shows our superhero, Colt Lawless, cleverly disguised as 'Superclown', about to wrestle with an angry panther. It looks like 'Superclown's' cover is about to be blown.
How will he save the world's animals now? Maybe the answer is in Book 4, 'Boy Vs Rat Dog' coming soon.
'The Singing Ape'
Penguin Australia
Book 2 in 'The Lost World Circus' series by author, Justin D'Ath sees Caruso, the singing Gibbon, has been sneaking out of his cage. Our superhero Colt Lawless, thinks he knows why.
Sam's cover illustration captures another dramatic moment in this exciting adventure series.
'The Last Elephant'
Penguin Australia
Penguin commissioned Sam to create all the covers for the latest adventure series called 'The Lost World Circus' by author, Justin D'Ath. In Book 1, 'The Last Elephant', we see the superhero character, Colt Lawless on the run.
But can he save the last animals on earth?
Clive Palmer's Titanic
Courrier International
David created this portrait of Clive Palmer, the man behind the building of the Titanic replica for the quality French weekly, Courrier International. The image was produced digitally in Corel Painter.
'I had the idea of Clive Palmer with a remote controlled boat straight away'.
David's editorial illustrations appear in various high profile European publications.
'Click'
OgilvyOne
Neal Armstrong was commissioned by OgilvyOne, Sydney to create seven sketched portraits of IBM experts who contributored to 'Click', their thought-leadership campaign. The IBM experts provided a holistic view on the solutions IBM can offer to solve new challenges that business faces.
More realistic sketched and full colour portraits can be viewed on Neal's portfolio.
'Hazardous Materials'
A.P.V.M.A.
Pamplemouse Design commissioned Ned Culic to create 17 stand alone icon images that represent the environments where, according to the 'Australian Pesticides & Veterinary Medicines Authority' (APVMA), the greatest impact of hazardous material occurs.
Ned created these graphic digital icons images in colour & B/W to maximise their usage versatility.
'Driving The Fishy Frog'
Penguin Books, Australia
Ben & his older brother Ash agree on only one thing: their fishing trip in Gandad's 4WD, the 'Fishy Frog', is going to be fantactic. But things go dangerously wrong.
This cover illustration by Chad tells it all, almost. Its a children's adventure story by author, James Moloney.
'Smart Cities'
Insight Magazine
'Blue Mountain Vineyard'
Blue Mountain Winery and Cellars
Adelaide based agency, Tucker Creative commissioned Iain McKellar to create this highly detailed scraper board illustration. This superb landscape image is of 'Blue Mountain Winery', Okanagan Falls, BC Canada and is to be used for their logo, wine labels and marketing.
Iain McKellar is one of Australia's finest exponents of the art of scraper board illustration.
'Plan B'
New South Wales Government
Production designer, Enzo Iacono commissioned Barry Olive to create an 'old world circus cannon' concept for the latest NSW Goverment 'anti-drink driving' TVC campaign.
Barry collaborated with Enzo to come up with a practical concept that would work. The TVC is now appearing.
'Vanguard Prime - Goldrush'
Penguin Books Australia
'Clearing The Jungle'
Learning Media, New Zealand
Roger was commissioned to create a set of 9 X digital B/W line illustrations for this book by Vivienne Joseph aimed at 7-8 year olds. The book is about a boy who struggles with the 'jungle' of a chaotic bedroom until he gets help and realizes the importance of being organized.
Seven of the illustrations can be viewed in Roger's portfolio.
'New Jersey Water System'
Scholastic Inc. New York
Danesh was commissioned by Scholastic to create four digital cartoon style illustrations to teach kids aged 8 to 13 about how the New Jersey water system works.
The images are published as a poster & in a student text book.
'Making Wishes Come True'
Leo Burnett, Doha, Qatar
Leo Burnett, Doha commissioned Theo Aartsma to create six digital poster illustrations for Qatar's leading telecommunications group QTEL.
These highly detailed images show a central character surrounded by elements that relate to the use of the various communication services available from QTEL.
