It’s Conservation Week and the NZ Department of Conservation is encouraging kids to become involved. DOC commissioned illustrator Kieran Rynhart to bring to life the enjoyment found in connecting with nature, beautifully portraying the weeks theme ‘Healthy Nature, Healthy People’.
Ravensdown, via Designworks Christchurch, recently commissioned photographer Nic Staveley to shoot their complete rebrand including a new website. Over the course of a year, throughout the seasons, Nic visited seven farms in different parts of New Zealand.
Illustrator Sara Mutande is an expert in capturing the delicate nature of botanicals, having spent many years experimenting with watercolour, gouache and graphite pencil. Perfect for the new Capri spritzer range, commissioned by Barnes, Catmur & Friends Dentsu.
Henrietta Harris, known for her stunning portrait illustrations, loved working on her latest commission with Auckland Zoo. Her fine textured brush strokes beautifully brought to life the various intricacies of reptiles, amphibians and insects living in the zoo environs.
This year’s Pride Festival showcases the carnival-like illustration of Tony Graystone. A beautiful collaboration between Tony, ANZ and TBWA Auckland.
Alex Haley’s epic 1976 novel ‘Roots’ has been remade this year into a new miniseries. Illustrator Jeremy Kyle was asked to create artworks for the series by The New York Times. View the full project here.
Breathtaking Qatar was the backdrop for photographer Michael Lewis‘s latest campaign series. The resulting images of this unique culturally rich region evoke a sense of stillness and warmth of soul.
Warriors half-back Shaun Johnson hung up his boots briefly for a recent fashion shoot with photographer Guy Coombes for Viva Magazine. Styled by Dan Ahwa, Johnson was draped in Zambesi and Working Style and looked every bit the seasoned model.
Animator Seb Fowler creates a smash hit for Auckland Transport via the good folk at Work Communications. Shared over 25,000 times on social media the animation, both educational and entertaining, illustrates the various causes of traffic congestion with tips to prevent it.
Sarah Larnach‘s vibrant watercolour illustrations now grace the latest Red Seal Tea range. Her style delicately balances the push-pull friction of surface and depth, detail and looseness, impulse and control; highly sought after by her diverse client base, most recently Unified Brands.