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Other Illustrator's Work that I like..

Erin Petson...



What i have noticed with most illustrators is that they don't just draw what they see in front of them, they illustrate their interpretation. To do a good illustration does not mean that you have to make it look exactly like what you see in front of you.

Finding my style..

After our visual language lessons, i really need to start to find my drawing style. I have always loved the style of Stina Persson. So i think i should start doing some transcriptions of her work, i have already done some..but i need to start doing it in my own style.
See links for reference to her work!

"You are Here because you don't own a TomTom Navigator"

A Little Fabric Makes a Big Difference

Howcome we never see anything like this in the UK?
An outdoor advertisement for Ikea - "A little Fabric Makes a Big Difference"

Drunk Driving Stickers

http://www.cherryflava.com/cherryflava/2007/12/arrive-alive-re.html

I really like this idea. The design industry is continually having to think up inventive ideas to get the message across. People don't listen to posters anymore, it needs to be something that will stop them in their stride and think about what it is saying. Their are posters and Billboards everywhere. You need something far more inventive now to make an event on someone.
The messages on the T-shirts sum up what the stickers are trying to say.

Christmas Holidays!

Have been given a new brief (of course) over the christmas Holidays..i have to research food! I will have to try my best to make it exciting! Although have not really done that much on it yet, and have been home almost a week now. hmm.

Billboard

I think this advertisement is so clever,
"The Billboard was done by a South African Paul Sanders, he works for Ogilvy Cape Town as a creative head. The billboard has won top awards for its creative genius. For more great advertising go to Ogilvy Cape Town!"

But i can't help but think the light above that advertisement is wasting electricity - a bit of a contradiction!

Advertising..human interaction.

Severed Arm Promotes Tarantino Movie


In Amsterdam, a strategically placed severed arm holds a Death Proof DVD promoting the movie and the theater playing it. These zombie hands weren't bad either.