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The latest from our artists.
Edward Carvalho-Monaghan illustrated a series of uncanny landscapes for luxury men's fashion retailer Mr Porter. Filled with Mr Porter's most desirable wares, Ed's drawings were animated to create intriguing imagery for the brand's S/S 21 Sale campaign.
See more of Ed's unique artwork here.
Virginie Morgand created this beautiful illustration for iconic Parisian arts vernue, Theatre Chatelet.
Take a look at more of Virginie’s work here!
Virginie Morgand created this series of beautiful illustrations for Resy and Amex’s ‘Gold Picnic’ event. Featuring curated picnic basket menus from Resy’s picks of the local restaurant scene, and served from food trucks, the event took place in parks in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York and Boston.
Take a look at more of Virginie’s amazing work here
Virginie Morgand created this vibrant illustration for Parisian contemporary art gallery The Pompidou Centre. The artwork celebrates the iconic buildings ununusal design, and showcases the Centre’s summer events program.
Take a look at Virginie’s full portfolio here.
Kristjana S Williams collaborated with the Victoria and Albert Museum to create original artwork for the exhibition catalogue and a VR experience which is now open to the public as part of the exhibition Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser.
The VR experience ‘Curious Alice’ is a fully immersive, interactive re-imagining of Alice’s story, inviting audiences to tumble down the rabbit hole and embark on a mind-bending trip into Wonderland through the playful dimension of virtual reality. To book tickets for the exhibition click here and to read more about the creation of the VR experience check our DesignWeek’s feature here.
For the book to accompany the exhibition Kristjana took her inspiration from the V&A's collection of 19th Century paper peepshows as well as John Tenniel's famous Alice illustrations. Kristjana’s illustrations expertly blend traditional Victorian engravings with digital collage techniques to create playful landscapes, full of hidden details. Learn more about the creation of the book, and purchase from the V&A shop here.
The VR experience has been produced by Preloaded and the V&A, supported by HTC Vive Arts.
To view more of Kristjana’s work, take a look at her online portfolio here.
Virginie created a series of illustrations for Issue no.2 of Konfekt magazine a newly launched quarterly magazine from the creators of Monocle.
Take a look at more of Virginie’s work in her full portfolio here.
Karan Singh created ‘Kosmos’, a 360 degree, augmented reality background created in collaboration with Facebook Openarts for the Messenger app.
The animation is a homage to 80s space futurism, Karan recalls “I remember the designs of blank VHS tapes when I was a kid. The scenes were always surreal; orbs floating in and amongst mountains and Greek columns in outer space. I loved this marriage of contrasts; old meeting new and the natural meeting the artificial. ‘Kosmos’ is also a marriage of styles for me, as I merge some of my older work with the new.”
‘Kosmos’ is on Messenger now as a background for video calls.
Take a look at more of Karan’s work here.
Outline Artists is proud to be a founding member of Agents for Change, an assembly of illustration-based agencies in the UK, working together with the shared goal of increasing diversity across the creative industry.
We do this through our own individual organisations and the decisions we make, as well as collectively providing support and resources for young people, emerging artists of all ages, and teachers.
It’s clear there is a lot to be done in the creative industry to better represent our society, to achieve diversity, inclusion and accessibility. We want much greater numbers of underrepresented people of all ages to thrive within the industry, with particular emphasis on BAME people and those from lower socio-economic backgrounds.
As agents, our jobs sit within the creative industry representing illustrators, animators, set designers, installation artists and more. But the work we help create is everywhere. Whether that’s on billboards and television adverts, social media, the apps and websites we use, food and product packaging, magazines and books, and all else in between. The list is endless.
We are in a position to affect change in the industry, and together we believe we can really make a difference.
Take a looks at the Agents For Change website here.
Continuing an ongoing collaboration with the brand, paper-craft and animation genius Noelia Lozano created this bright and engaging animation for Converse to highlight their customisable Collegiate range.
Take a look at more of Noelia’s amazing work in her full portfolio here
Karan Singh has been working on a new series of 3D studies, honing volume and texture effects in his latest work. Our particular favourite is “2020 Hotkey’ - we’re all looking forward to escaping into a new year!
Take a look at Karan’s full portfolio here.
Keep up with Karan’s latest illustrations by following @madebykaran and @outlineartists
Ed created this illustration for the New York Times ‘At Home’ section, focussed on issues of mental wellbeing during the Covid-19 pandemic, Ed’s image is a surreal play on the universal struggle to avoid ‘loosing your marbles’ during lockdown.
See more of Ed’s work in his full portfolio here.
Kristjana S Williams collaborated with the Victoria and Albert Museum to create original artwork for a book and VR experience to complement their major 2021 exhibition Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser.
Launching live on 22nd October, 2020 the VR experience ‘Curious Alice’ is a fully immersive, interactive re-imagining of Alice’s story, inviting audiences to tumble down the rabbit hole and embark on a mind-bending trip into Wonderland through the playful dimension of virtual reality. To book a ticket for the launch event and learn more click here.
For the book to accompany the exhibition Kristjana took her inspiration from the V&A's collection of 19th Century paper peepshows as well as John Tenniel's famous Alice illustrations. Kristjana’s illustrations expertly blend traditional Victorian engravings with digital collage techniques to create playful landscapes, full of hidden details. Learn more about the creation of the book, and purchase from the V&A shop here.
The VR experience has been produced by Preloaded and the V&A, supported by HTC Vive Arts.
To view more of Kristjana’s work, take a look at her online portfolio here.
Karan Singh created a capsule collection with St. Petersburg football club Zenit FC. The collection featured a range of clothing including shirts, socks and scarves alongside a limited series of accessories including a BMX frame, skate decks, a speaker and more. View the collection here.
Take a look at Karan’s full portfolio here.
Producer: Helen Myshko
Creative Direction: Cherezchur
Film Production: CVET Film & Raise Agency
Custom BMX Frames: Forward Velo
Kristjana S Williams created a series of beautiful botanical images for exhibition in the underground stations of Seoul in South Korea in spring 2020, the images evoked optimism and the renewal of nature in the face of adversity as the Covid-19 lock down was eased off in the city.
Kristjana’s full portfolio can be found here.
Lauren Rolwing created this poster for her local tree canopy fundraiser ‘Wood for the Hood’ in Nashville.
Check out Lauren’s full portfolio here.
Karan Singh created this type mural With @indiewalls #GiveASign which was installed outside the New York Presbyterian Hospital at Columbia to thank the incredible healthcare workers. 300 Prints were also donated to the staff.
Take a look at more of Karan’s work here.
