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News > Illustration
Illustrator Peter Bainbridge joins the IR roster
Peter started his multidisciplinary career as a fashion illustrator and photographer before becoming a commercial illustrator and silk screen artist. His straightforward approach typically pays homage to the simple things in life, often referencing Australian icons and the idea of the ‘underdog’. His colourful characters and their pared-back nature melds poster aesthetics with a minimalist edge that celebrate his less is more sensibility.
Janine Wareham brightens up our hoods for Z Energy
Z Energy and Auckland agency Shine help bring local New Zealand hoods to life with murals by Janine Wareham. Janine travelled to three suburbs throughout country, Auckland’s Henderson, Wellington’s Newtown and Christchurch’s Moorhouse. Each unique mural was designed to brighten up existing outdoor spaces, providing benefits to the community long after the initial campaign is finished.
Street artist Component collaborates with Smirnoff Pure to launch their ‘Sounds Like’ Spotify campaign
The music we love is made up of many influences, including where we live. Tastes and styles shift within communities, cultures and subcultures. In it’s latest campaign, Smirnoff Pure and YoungShand tapped into the unique vibes of New Zealand and set out to help Kiwis discover the music that moves the places we call home. Street artist Component helped kickstart it with a ‘Sounds Like’ inspired mural on the streets of Ponsonby.
