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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.
Photographer Nic Staveley traverses South Island train lines for Kiwirail’s latest campaign
The South Island is home to two iconic trains, the Coastal Pacific and the TranzAlpine. Known as two of the world’s most spectacular train journeys, Kiwirail and agency Bigfish wanted to capture the magic and commissioned Nic Staveley to shoot a stunning suite of images. Over four days he witnessed the untouched eastern coastline, native bush, charming coastal towns and dramatic seascapes of the Coastal Pacific. Not to be surpassed by the striking beauty of the Southern Alps, the ice-fed Waimakariri River and unique native beach forests of the TranzAlpine.
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).
Photographer/Director Jeff Wood captures ‘The Art of Performance’
On a rainy night in a carpark in Auckland, a team of passionate individuals came together to create ‘The Art of Performance’. It was a collaboration between photographer/director Jeff Wood, artist Otis Frizzell, racing legend Greg Murphy, Jaguar New Zealand and their advertising agency Chemistry. The goal was to capture the live artistic collaboration using long exposure photography, resulting in a stunning piece of photography gifted to new I-Pace owners. A hero TVC as well as a BTS edit produced by Fish’n’Clips (shown below), documents the extraordinary challenge.
Now representing fashion/lifestyle photographer Saskia Koerner
Originally from Cape Town, Saskia has lived and worked across the globe exploring her love of all things photographic. This includes graduating from the prestigious Brooks Institute of Photography and assisting industry legends Mary Ellen Mark, Nan Goldin & Kenneth Willard in New York.
