Photographer and moving image specialist Lewis Mulatero has been busy shooting for the $100 million redesign Air New Zealand is putting into their Koru lounge network. Commissioned to create a series of still and moving image touchpoints, Lewis’ meticulous eye for detail has created exquisite visual elements designed to enhance the ambience of each lounge.
Illustrator Josh Dykgraaf was recently flown to Ireland courtesy of Atomic Agency Dublin. His brief was to capture iconic imagery in order to create an epic series of intricate 3D landscapes for KPMG. The campaign consists of eight images in total, each running for one month on billboards throughout Ireland.
Photographer Kristian Frires recently shot compelling print and outdoor imagery for Bayleys Real Estate via The Collective. The campaign focuses on the emotional side of purchasing a property, capturing a ‘home is where the heart is’ feeling of warmth and stability.
Henrietta Harris‘ striking watercolour of Peter Ellis graces the cover of North&South magazine. It’s been almost 25 years since the first claims were made of child abuse at the Christchurch Civic Creche and he is still trying to clear his name.
With the recent RWC All Blacks win we couldn’t help but post an old favourite. The classic white Steinlager can, beautifully shot by photographer Lewis Mulatero via DDB Auckland.
With a Max Thompson cover and illustrations by Kieran Rynhart, Ivy Niu, and Rebecca Ter Borg, October’s illustration issue of Metro Magazine makes an appealing collectors edition for editor Simon Wilson’s last Metro.
Agency Mr Smith recently commissioned Kristian Frires to capture the latest edition to the Les Mills SMARTTECH™ line. The SMARTBAND™ is an innovative resistance band and the brief was to ensure the enhanced ergonomic lines of the band and muscle groups used were showcased.
Fly agency and Sky Television wanted a powerful way to represent the 25 years Sky has entertained New Zealanders. Intrigued by the 2 and 5 being mirror opposites of each other, they engaged a team of IR artists to create artworks depicting the dichotomy of emotions that TV viewing evokes. Michel Mulipola, James Stewart, Gareth Jensen and Toby Morris were each handed different briefs, their unique illustrative processes were filmed and can be seen here.
Mango Melbourne and client Disney Australia recently commissioned Max Thompson (above), Josh Dykgraaf (below) and Glenn Thomas (further below) to each develop an illustration that revealed their personal vision of Tomorrowland. Promoted through Disney’s social media channels these works take the viewer into magical and futuristic lands.
The photorealistic skills of Lisa Nicole Moes adds a touch of nostalgia to her ski South Island series…