digital drawing
“We came, we saw, we kicked ass!”
Rich Davies ‘ awesome contribution to the brand new Ghostbusters art book available from Insight Editions.
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Congrats to Sonia Hensler whose work has been selected by Affinity to front their design app campaign.
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The latest in a series of articles illustrated by Geraldine Sy for Vigor magazine focuses on ‘The Truth about Pneumonia’.
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Andy Potts ‘ recently created this series of colourful collage illustrations for the Evening Standard’s Future London supplement.
The supplement focuses on how we might be travelling around in 2030.
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‘Life in isolation’, 3 topical new scenes by Robert Filip .
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Richard loved working on this new Bond cover for Premiere Classics celebrating ‘On Her Majesty’s Secret Service’.
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Andy Potts ‘ latest commission for NC State Alumni magazine on new methods being developed to help wounds heal after traumatic injuries. Andy created some 3d blood cells to collage in with the other 2d illustration elements.
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Second Sight Films commissioned Richard to create artwork for their limited edition box set of ‘The Amazing Mr Blunden’.
Tags: digital drawing , Digital painting , DVD , Historical , Movie Poster , Movie poster art , Movie Poster Artist , Movie poster illustration , Mystery , portrait , Portraiture , poster art , Poster Artist , poster design , Richard Davies , Second Sight Films , The Amazing Mr Blunden , Victorian
Andy Potts ‘ branding illustrations for ‘Yes! Ticket’ needed to colourfully convey the myriad of activities and services you could use the card/vouchers for such as dining out and shopping. Andy’s compositions were designed to stand alone or work on different colour backgrounds.
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