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Tag Archives: Illustration
Fashion Friday: Take 2
February 4th, 2011
Nadeesha Godamunne is another fashion illustrator doing interesting things in New Zealand. Writer Sam Eichblatt profiled her in ProDesign 110, and noted her distinctive style and also the development from her trompe l'oeil move into satirical illustration – a move that comes through quite clearly in the series of images below. She’s only just graduated from AUT’s masters programme [...]
Fashion Friday
February 4th, 2011
In the last issue of ProDesign we took a quick look at a couple of fashion illustrators that are producing great work. We had a lot of images left over, so thought it best to whack them all up here, gallery style. First up, the ephemeral illustrations of Kelly Thompson and, in particular, some of her work for [...]
Showreel Friday
November 26th, 2010
Couple of free Friday minutes on your hands today? Well, take a trip down whimsy lane courtesy of National Park. Showreels can sometimes be a bit more miss than hit, but National Park has nailed this one. Charming, honest and hand-made indeed. National Parker Steffen Kreft was recently one of the many well-received participants at the Blast symposium [...]
Musings on Semi-Permanent, vol. 2.
September 8th, 2010
In part two in of our Semi-Permanent 2010 retrospective, Emma Parnell recalls the youthful exuberance and undeniable talent of illustrator Jessica Hische. For a girl who owns the URL ‘iamobsessedwithmycats.com’ (it redirects to her website) and describes her life as “a solitary existence where nobody showers and you get covered in cat hair”, Jessica Hische is [...]
Posted in Graphic Design, Illustration, Review, Semi-Permanent 2010 | Also tagged Emma Parnell, Jessica Hische, Semi Permanent, Type Design | 1 Comment
Rock, Paper, Scissors
July 13th, 2010
In the best interests of doing our bit for the promotion of visual culture in New Zealand, or something like that but less grandiose sounding, we're happy to point out that Illustrator and animator Mardo El-Noor has his latest short film Rock Paper Scissors playing at the New Zealand Film Festival on 22 and 23 July. [...]
Win Me: James Jean's Kindling
January 25th, 2010
Kinder Surprise Win James Jean's Kindling. Judging by the fanboy (and fangirl) scenes of last year's Semi-Permanent, James Jean is a pretty big cheese in the world of illustration. Leafing through Kindling, which arrived on my desk just in time to be ignored in the pre-Christmas chaos, the respect Jean has garnered is pretty well justified. Kindling [...]
Shanghai to Ohakune
November 19th, 2009
Some of the life and times of illustrator Dennis Beytagh Words: Hamish Thompson My first encounter with Dennis Beytagh was a poster all blue and green and busy – promoting New Zealand’s tourist delights to weary London commuters in the 1960s. The design captivated me, with its feel-alive mix of good humour and acute observation. It turned out [...]
Posted in Graphic Design, Illustration | Also tagged Graphic Design, poster design, Posters | 4 Comments
Graphic Design: Wine by Mash
September 29th, 2009
Return of the Living Red Film noir meets pinot noir; zombie meets zinfandel. These illustrative and evocative wine labels designed by Adelaide-based Mash seem to have more in common with pop culture than château styling.
Posted in Graphic Design, Packaging | Also tagged Branding, Mash, Packaging, wine design | 4 Comments




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