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ILLUSTRATION
The more traditional style of
illustration as in this watercolour example of a
portrait of Sir Laurence Olivier used in a
documentary about the history of the theatre. |
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ILLUSTRATION
A different treatment was used
to produce this intro to a comedy sketch where
Bobby Davro was introducing a particular film
review show. |
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CARTOON
ILLUSTRATION
For magazines, books or
corporate use as in this example for Bowring
Financial Services. |
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CHARACTER
DESIGN
For animation, character
designs and character sheets can be produced
giving a variety styles and treatments. This
example is a character designed and animated for
the childrens section of BT's interactive TV
information service Local Life.
Storyboarding for the series of animations
was also produced portraying the character in a
variety of silly situations.
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CARTOONS
For Broadcast, video or print a
cartoon can add a humorous view to a particular
subject.Fun or educational Children's
programmes can benefit by using cartoons to
illustrate a story or an item.
As in the childrens programme ZZZAP!
cartoons are used in a full frame captions or for
props for book covers, posters or set dressing.
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CARICATURES
One of a series of caricatures
produced for the press department at Scottish
Television and used in their flysheets at the
Edinburgh Film Festival.Caricatures
can be produced for enhancing articles in
magazines, for putting on the front of a
Christmas card or even a as personal requirement
for a special occasion.
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CORPORATE
CHARACTER
Meet Stanley and Rabbit. Both
the characters were designed to add a bit of
light relief to the serious matter of Health and
Safety on BP Explorations Wytch Farm
site.Appearing in magazines, posters and training
seminars the two characters help in relaying the
message of what is and isn't correct procedure
for a variety of on site tasks (will Stanley ever
get it right?!) |
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