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Josh Dykgraaf illustrates 13 key business sectors for IMI Precision Engineering
British firm IMI Precision Engineering recently commissioned Josh Dykgraaf to illustrate a 13 part collage series, each one targeting a different sector of their business.
High Performance Sport NZ commissions photographer Kristian Frires
High Performance Sport New Zealand and digital agency Gladeye worked with Kristian Frires to create a slick series showcasing their work with New Zealand’s elite athletes.
Sarah Larnach’s illustrations launch McLeod’s new craft beer range
The booming business of craft beer owes as much to the eclectic beer labels as the nectar within. Surf, sand and Scottish heritage form an integral part of the McLeod’s Brewery brand, so with renowned watercolourist Sarah Larnach (also of Scottish heritage) it was a perfect match.
Illustrator James Stewart etches Tuckers Ridge Pies new range
Work Communications was recently tasked with the launch of new pie characters for Tuckers Ridge. Illustrator James Stewart skillfully brought each of the personalities to life with his detailed line work.
Nic Staveley completes an epic 18 day shoot throughout PNG
Heading into the highlands and islands of Papua New Guinea was a dream shoot for photographer Nic Staveley. On assignment for a new development in Port Moresby, producer Stacey Simpkin and assistant Jeremy Gould made up the rest of the team. Welcomed into villages, exploring rivers, traversing lakes, travelling bumpy roads and shooting from helicopters led to a beautiful collection of stills and video content. The final artworks as due to be released later this year.