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Here is a commission requiring hand drawn pencil drawings for a desk pad showing a time-line of a printing company started in 1856 to present day. They had 4 main pemises that required illustrations of the type of presses that they used in each particular premise. Steam letterpress, letterpress, offset Litho and computer. Not the most glamourous of subject matter, but grateful for the chance to dust off the pencils rather than using a mouse.
AK-47, £8 off Amazon, pistol from Poundshop, silencer is toilet overflow pipe, 1000 Rouble note off ebay (55p) then colour copied, leather coat and case given to me a long time ago, Russian hat gift from friend visiting USSR. Most expensive item in shot was the Red Star epaulette.
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, 19th Century sculpture room.
Liverpool day trip evoking feelings of National pride!
St Annes pier, summer 2012. Wonder if it is finished by now?
With sign-writing skills this good, makes you consider retiring early?
Packshot photos for Preston Pals Commemorative ale soon to be launched . Local Army surplus store very kindly donated props for the shoot, including a very rare (and expensive) authentic WW1 camoflage netting. The beer is brewed to an authentic Edwardian Porter recipe, very similar to what the Pals would have toasted in Preston pubs before embarking on their fateful adventures. Any profits from sales will go towards a second memorial to the Pals to be placed in France.
Design brief to come up with new corporate identity for marketing company, based in Midge Hall, Leyland, hence the name! Decided to go for the obvious for the icon, but overall theme to be contemporary industrial. Not heard from client yet, so don't know if it is approved.
Development work on the room name signs. clients didn't want the room name depicted twice to complete the circle of text around the Coats of Arms, so had to devise something to complete the circle and decided on a half diameter scroll which is a proper Heraldic device, though I have never seen it done this way before. The scroll or wreath to quote the correct Heraldic term, is always supporting the crest which sits on the helm of the 'Achievement of Arms'.
www.robinsfriends.co.uk now up and running. Part of merchandise strategy is to sell framed art prints of birds. Digitally created, all vector artwork. Here are is the first batch of proofs.
Things you may (or may not) know about my home town of Preston Lancashire. King Henry II granted Preston the right to have a Guild Merchant in 1179 and gave the town its first royal charter. So, this is celebrated every 20 years, hence the saying "Once every Preston Guild". Graphic created for the Preston Guild (but not used-damn!)
The logo for new company and website, also the front of the tags that will be attached to the bird seed packaging.
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These are front cover illustrations for a set of Birthday/greeting cards as part of a new company of Bird seed suppliers integrating teaching resources in schools about environmental studies specialising in British Birds. New website nearing completion, but now online to view.
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The second Coat of Arms in the series of 6, is that of Henry IV, Henry Bolingbroke. The title of each room name will be gold leafed in a circle around the design. These are all computer generated, using Coreldraw and Photoshop.
Here is my rendition of the Coat of Arms for John 'O' Gaunt, one of a series of six Heraldic motifs for a commission from Lancashire County Council. The final format is yet to be decided, but there are 3 options - one as a 3D sculptured relief, one etched onto plate glass and the other as enamelled onto brass plaque.
Here is another 'improvement' on an existing flag. This is the 'National' flag of Wales which the Welsh Council have adopted from the Coat of Arms of Owain Glyndwr, the last proper Prince of Wales. Again, poor quality artwork from flag companies inspire me to remake a new rendition.