Have a look at the great cake that was made for the opening. Amazing!

Client: Cove Creative Brief: Tama – Character Design for “Go Team” A healthy eating super group. Media: Pixel/Vector

Description: Tama is a character from the ‘Go Team’. He is a Samoan rugby player that loves meat and milk.

This design has two different hair styles and clothing.

Client: Royal Ear & Eye Hospital Melbourne Brief: Sounds for Sam Media: Pixel/Vector

Description: Sounds for Sam is a information booklet for children receiving a cochlear implant. Comforting them into the operation and process in a fun and colourful book.

I came across a great page on expressions and gave it a shot, before I knew it I had filled the A3 sheet of paper and started on another before the movie had reached half way.

Fun was had with every one.

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Here we have a pirate with an entire pirate ship as a hat and his bomberdier mate who can fire cannon balls from his head, genius!

Children’s books and Magazine editorials glow with big, bright illustrations, usually the stranger the better.

Ah Waiter? theres a foot in my soup! These character designs are pushing the conventional shape of the body and where facial features are placed. Just look where the mouth is on the waiter and where the eyes sit on the man sitting down, there half way off his head! They push the character outside the box which creates fun, rememberable, emotional and interesting illustrations.

Using 2-d and elements of 3-d adds dimension to the character.

These illustrations have not only a basic flat colour stage but secondary shadowing and highlights using ...]]> From imagination to roughs to finished art.
It is possible to illustrate anyone or anything.

Here we have a pirate with an entire pirate ship as a hat and his bomberdier mate who can fire cannon balls from his head, genius!

Children’s books and Magazine editorials glow with big, bright illustrations, usually the stranger the better.

Ah Waiter? theres a foot in my soup!
These character designs are pushing the conventional shape of the body and where facial features are placed. Just look where the mouth is on the waiter and where the eyes sit on the man sitting down, there half way off his head!
They push the character outside the box which creates fun, rememberable, emotional and interesting illustrations.

Using 2-d and elements of 3-d adds dimension to the character.

These illustrations have not only a basic flat colour stage but secondary shadowing and highlights using flat colour and limited gradients.
Its a wonderful style and works great in print and online.

And another that came out just as clear and bright as the digital version. The theme was Trailer Trash if you were wondering.

And two more. I really enjoyed doing the 3D version even though with the glasses on it didn’t work

Here are two illustrations that were done for Curtain University’s Grok Magazine. (Before the logo and titles were added)

With a very faint brief, anything goes for this student magazine. Both illustrations were drawn in pencil and then completed in Adobe Illustrator.

This digital illustration/painting was done for practice a while back with a Wacom Tablet. I found the picture while diving deep into the murky waters of and old hard drive.

My favourite part about this illustration is the colour scheme and that it was created from a reference photo which I took while traveling in Western Australia.

Were happy to start the year off with our fresh new site!

Plenty of areas for us to dive in to and update, a new blog, a great new homepage, massive portfolio and plenty of information for those who want to know more about our illustration process.

Oh and our site is compatible on everything from a 90″ widescreen to an ipad2, to an iphone4.

Its going to be a big year we just know it if last year is anything to go by. Super excited about what new illustrations will be created and will come to life.

“Illustrators sharpen your pencils!”

Paul