After pulling through a long, cold and snowy winter in Stockholm Dan Haskett has moved to Berlin for the warm summer evenings. While working on commissions he also plans to work on personal projects based on Berlin and the variety of street life that it offers as well as it’s vast history of the past century which is still evident around the city. Fortunately he is also in the good company of fellow Artworks illustrator, Heather Gatley, and if time permits, a bit of collaborative work could happen. Outside of working hours they will both be working hard on their table tennis skills on the many tables that Berlin’s parks have to offer.
July 28th, 2010
July 22nd, 2010
Here’s one of the images Dave Doyle has created as part of the live Sketchbook Studio! You can pop in and see him along with other artists hard at work for one more week (on until 30th July Kingly Court, Carnaby Street)
July 21st, 2010
Dave Doyle has been selected by Sketchbook magazine to take part in ‘Sketchbook studio’ an open studio full of creatives in Kingly Court off Carnaby Street. The studios are open for the public to come and see the artists at work between the 19th and 30th July.
July 20th, 2010
US luxury chocolate brand Moonstruck asked Kate Forrester to create a range of designs for their Single Origin chocolate bars. Moonstruck specialise in handcrafted, exceptional looking chocolate. The imagery Kate developed symbolises the exotic origins of the cocoa beans that go into making the ethically and organically produced chocolate. Now available in stores across the US.
July 16th, 2010
Dominic Mylroie recently took part in the Leigh Art Trail exhibition, a collective of artists who live and work in Leigh-on-sea. He produced a series of new illustrations based on the scenery and iconic symbols from his home town. Here are just a few that made up the exhibition.
July 8th, 2010
Andrew Davidson has created this fantastic eye catching poster for the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters 2010
June 28th, 2010
Debbie’s feature is now out in “Uppercase Magazine” here are some more of the images from the article… http://www.uppercasegallery.ca/issue-6
June 8th, 2010
Liv Bargman has been taking her work to a different level recently, producing amazing 3D illustrations like this one, ‘carbon atom box’ which shows Liv’s interest in how illustration can inform and educate children about the sciences.
May 7th, 2010
Debbie Powell has been working on this range for Jamie Oliver’s 2010 spring/summer Jme kids products which include the mini chefs apron and hat and a playful mini recipe journal. A range of products were also designed for adults, shown here is a recipe box with illustrations inspired by 1950’s kitchenware.
