I recently worked with Arts & Business and Progress Film on a series of short animated films for the Arts & Business Awards 2013. I illustrated a map of England that was used to zoom into during the films with a magnifying glass revealing the strong partnerships between business and the arts across England.
My drawings were animated for comical Fisherman’s Friend idents that feature on River Monsters a documentary that follows extreme angler Jeremy Wade around the globe exploring fishy tales and myths, that you can catch on ITV and Discovery.
I produced a number of backgrounds, props and character designs that were animated by Drum. The series of animations see a ‘seriously strong’ pack of Fisherman’s Friend menthol lozenges take the bait of Mr. Lofty the fisherman and cast him into a variety of humorous scenarios as he is dragged across the surface of the water clinging onto his fishing rod petrified!
I produced a series of illustrations explaining the steps of GEICO Auto Repair Xpress. The drawings show the procedure you go through if your car needs fixing after a crash from drop-off to drive off and where used in a slide show on the GEICO Now website.
I recently completed a hand-drawn illustrated map of Hamburg for Hamburg Wasser. The pocket sized guide has a fold out map that features Hamburg Wasser’s drinking stations, offices and water works around the city of Hamburg.
Over the past few years I have been creating illustrations for energyshare, that aims to change the way we source, use and generate energy.
I recently created drawings that were animated for energyshare bumpers that feature on Hugh’s Three Hungry Boys that will be on Channel 4 on Sunday’s at 7pm.
The project involved drawing scenic West Country-esque backgrounds and a 1980’s electric milk float called Daisy (with a top speed of 17mph), that the Three Hungry Boys have to charge with renewable electricity on their journey. You can see the trailer here.
I’ve just got emailed some photos of the Greenpeace campaign I worked on, taken in underground stations in Hong Kong. Cheers to Nicky for sending them over…
