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The entrance to Auckland’s Cider Building is now graced with a 5.4 metre high 3 layered stencil mural by street artist Component. Influenced by the sublime velvet paintings of Edgar Leeteg and in particular his student Charles McPhee, photographer Rakai Karaitiana, Component and iThink collaborated together on production.
UK clothing label The Goodhood Store love to pair great illustration with the brands they represent. In this series they commissioned Sarah Larnach to produce paintings of the Edinburgh four Sickboy, Begbie, Renton and Spud. The lads are kitted out in pieces from their SS17 collections.
Strong hero portraits of inspirational trainers were required for the new Les Mills ‘Be More You’ campaign. Guy Coombes captured emotional states such as anxiety, confidence, energy and stress. When combined with type they create a strong graphic statement reminding you of benefits of training.
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