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News > Illustration
Introducing the fresh vibe of illustrator Hope McConnell
An incredibly talented creative, Hope was immersed in art and design from a young age, leading to her completing a Bachelor of Communication Design. She has since worked as an in-house graphic designer and illustrator, developing her skills to bring a colourful new perspective and design-led approach to all her freelance projects.
Hope’s work is fresh and joyous, often with an added dose of humour. She leans towards bold colours and loves to integrate hand lettering and animation into her work. Her style is versatile and adaptable and can easily translate across a broad range of mediums, from print to social and back again.
Stylised depiction of Sam Neill’s Central Otago vineyards by Lisa Nicole Moes
Artist Lisa Nicole Moes recently had the pleasure of working with Sam Neill and his team on an illustration featuring his four certified organic Central Otago vineyards, The First Paddock (planted 1993), The Last Chance (planted 1998), The Red Bank Farm & Vineyard (planted 1999), The Fusilier (planted 2000).
Minky Stapleton’s powerful illustration series for NEON’s The Handmaid’s Tale
Illustrator Minky Stapleton teamed up with the talented folk at DDB Aotearoa, producing a series of provocative illustrations to launch season 4 of Neon’s The Handmaid’s Tale. Join the resistance!!!
IR artists team up with The Monkeys and UN Women Australia
In support of International Women’s Day, five of our artists created bespoke artworks as part of an arresting campaign by The Monkeys and United Nations Women Australia called #WhenWillSheBeRight. At present global gender equality is still 100 years away. Together, we can make it right in 10.
