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The latest from our artists.
Kristjana collaborated with luxury shopping destination Esentai Mall in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Working in her inimitable style and drawing inspiration from the landscape and local flora and fauna, Kristjana created key visuals depicting the city and its traditions for the campaign to celebrate the Mall's 5th Anniversary.
To view Kristjana's portfolio click here.
Peepshow created over 40 amazing animated graphic sequences for the three-part series that uncovers the network of spymasters and secret agents that helped protect Queen Elizabeth I from assassination, terror and treason for over 40 years.
The programme was shown on BBC Two in the UK and PBS in the USA. You can check it out on BBC iplayer here
Client: 72 Films
Credits: Design, Direction, Animation and Production by Peepshow
View more incredible animations by Peepshow here.
Hvass&Hannibal created this series of beautifully crafted images for the Danish Council on Climate Change's The Council provides recommendations on climate initiatives in the transition to a low-carbon society. These illustrations were made for their report on transitioning towards lower emissions in 2030. The report is art directed and layouted by designer Trine Natskår.
To view Hvass&Hannibal's portfolio click here.
We'd love to invite you to Virginie's exhibition "Exposition Precieuse" at Klin d’Oeil Gallery in Paris.
The exhibition runs from 16th November to 5th December 2017
Klin D'Oeil Gallery
6 Rue Deguerry
75011 Paris
Virginie and her collaborators will also be running a series of workshops during the exhibition:
Saturday 18th of November: painting pattern on Ceramics with Martine Morgand
Saturday 25th of November: precious embroidery on jeans with Pryscille Pulisciano
Saturday 2nd of November: screenprint with Print Van Paris
View Virginie Morgand's portfolio here.
Fans of Kristjana S Williams' intricately detailed 3D collage pieces will have a chance to see her working on a small art piece in the flesh at Harrods House of Design Exhibition this Saturday 23 September. Kristjana will be demonstrating her working process on the 3rd floor of the iconic department store between 1 and 3pm. Attendees will be able to observe her as she works and also chat to her to find out more about all aspects of her working practice. As well as the work-in-progress, Kristjana will also have selected imagery of similar pieces she has recently completed.
Kristjana S Williams live art demo
1-3pm, Saturday September 23
Harrods 3rd Floor, Furniture, London Design Festival Exhibition
87-135 Brompton Road
Knightsbridge, SW1X 7XL
Virginie Morgand was commissioned by London's Barbican Centre to create an illustration to promote its upcoming event featuring live performances by Kid Creole & The Coconuts, Arto Lindsay and Justin Strauss on Saturday 7 October. The night will evoke the spirit of downtown New York in the '80s...
Luxury fashion brand Hermès has opened a store in Copenhagen and to help promote its launch, Danish duo Hvass&Hannibal were commissioned to design press materials and the invite to the opening party (below). Very post-modern. And very lovely, too!
View Hvass&Hannibal's portfolio here.
Commissioned by Houston Group of Sydney for Lendlease, Karan Singh created the artwork for no less than 17 colourful hoardings to decorate the building site of the forthcoming Darling Square development in Darling Harbour, Sydney. The hoardings take inspiration from the fact that the development will feature restaurants and cafés as well as accommodation. Here's a look at some of the work photographed in situ...
View Karan's portfolio here.
Lauren Rolwing has been working with California-based start-up Yumi on a host of illustrations to help establish, strengthen and launch the baby-food brand. In a nutshell, the company works with paediatricians, nutritionists and chefs to create meals and meal plans that they can deliver to parents who want their bundles of joy to eat really well.
The food folk at Yumi commissioned Lauren to create a bunch of illustrated icons that they can use on their website and other communications. Then they asked her to work with art director Sarah Kissell on a company brochure, and also a give-away children's book that helps young children learn to count up to ten whilst also introducing them to the real places where some of their ingredients come from. The work is playful, engaging and perfectly on-brief to appeal to parents who want the best for their kids.
Here's a look at the work...
Above: Some of the illustrated icons to help visitors to Yumi's website to navigate it.
The Yumi brochure (spreads shown above) is concertina folded but the thumbnail view above show how Lauren made each spread work but also how the illustrations all flow together when viewed fully extended. Nice!
And here's a look at the children's book The Incredible, Edible World:
"The two founders of Yumi have been a pleasure to work with," says Lauren of the project. "It was always a dream of mine to do a children's book too so this was a really fun job."
See Lauren's portfolio here. Find out more about Yumi at helloyumi.com.
Hvass&Hannibal have worked on an illustrated Summer 2017 campaign for Westfield that can now be spotted as in situ graphics applied to various surfaces in Westfield shopping centres, and also on iconic black taxis around London.
To promote the "epic escapes" that an enormous 7 metre tall cinema screen (along with specialised theatre geometry, astonishing surround sound and a laser projection system) offers at Melbourne's iMax cinema, design agency Clear commissioned Karan Singh to create a lead campaign image that could also be animated to screen before features.
When Smirnoff challenged Design Bridge to come up with a new way to celebrate love for Pride 2017, the brand design agency initially took inspiration from an image in Rob Bailey's portfolio of two men embracing (created for TUSK magazine).
They then commissioned Rob to collaborate with them on a series of six bottles, one in each colour of the Pride flag. Rob created six new images of embracing couples to adorn the Choose Love limited edition bottles. Each image was carefully crafted to ensure that the set of six represented national diversity and inclusivity.
We're delighted to announce that we now represent Karan Singh in the UK.
Australian born and Tokyo-based, Karan is truly a multi-disciplinary artist – he creates illustrations, GIFs, animations, 3D motion graphics and more for myriad applications – from print to social media and TV, through to set designs for photo shoots, projections for art shows and musical performances...
While he studied interaction design, Karan has focused on visual arts and illustration for the past nine years, drawing inspiration from graphic design sensibilities and op-art minimalism. His particular skill lies in his ability to harness and manipulate the eye-popping powers of pattern and contrasting colours to create bold and playful imagery that, despite favouring flat colours, display a beguiling sense of depth and dimensionality.
Karan's clients include Instagram, Converse, IBM, Nike, Apple,Anya Hindmarch, Heineken, American Express, AirBnb, Intel, Samsung, and the band OK Go.
Peepshow were approached by Finn Communications to create an animation for the 2017 rebrand of breakfast cereal Honey Monster Puffs. This is the first time that Honey Monster has been illustrated and animated so Peepshow opted for a hand-drawn approach to maintain the new illustrated look, combining the drawn animation of the character with some simple 3D props to give the world a greater sense of depth and complexity.
The resultant film, The Making of Honey Monster Puffs, follows Honey Monster through various elaborate, convoluted and potentially dangerous ways of taking grains of wheat all the way to the breakfast bowl.
Credits:
Concept, design and animation by Peepshow.
See Peepshow's updated reel here.
Peepshow created these great short animations for 72andSunny as part of an ongoing TV and social media campaign for Starbucks.
We love this new flower arrangement animation too illustrated and art directed by Lucy Vigrass.
See more of Peepshow’s fantastic animation work here.
We’re excited to announce we now represent Peepshow, the London-based, Emmy award-winning animation and illustration studio for animation work. Without further ado, here is a short reel:
Peepshow has over ten years of experience creating diverse animation projects, offering a complete set of design and production services – from TV and film commercials, online content and music promos through to character animation, motion graphics, title sequences, brand films, simple gifs and more. As well as working with its talented in-house designers and illustrators, Peepshow often collaborates with other artists to produce an eclectic mix of moving image projects.
The studio can also work with any of the illustrators on our roster to produce animations in his or her particular style for any given project.
Peepshow has created animation for clients such as Diesel, Dominos, Nike, Philips, Tumblr, SHOWstudio, Toyota and London 2012 Olympic Games – and has also worked on sequences for various channels including BBC, Channel 4, National Geographic and MTV. Recent plaudits include an Emmy award for Outstanding Motion Design for work on the BBC-commissioned documentary series How We Got To Now.
View Peepshow's portfolio here.
Ed Carvalho-Monaghan was commissioned to create the front cover of Little Atoms Magazine's 2nd issue. Originating as a radio show, interviewing the leading lights in science, literature, politics and arts, the magazine launched in 2015 with the aim to stand for reason and open debate. The magazine's tag line: "We like an elegant idea, clearly expressed" explains why they like Ed's work so much.
Little Atoms, Issue 2, 2016
See Ed's updated portfolio here
Kristjana has been working with luxury fragrance brand Penhaligon’s. She was commissioned to create bespoke narrative-based packaging illustrations for the brand's new portraits collection and also a number of large scale artworks to appear in store windows and point-of-sale promoting the new collection throughout the world.
