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PLANET ILLUSTRATION

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Freelance illustration Service.
2,000 Commissions Since 1990.
Fast & Cost Effective Professional.
Client Testimonials on web-site.

Clients: NHS London,Rolls Royce plc,Weatherford,The Royal Society,Yale,3M,Sea Magazine,Sony Columbia Pictures

Key Skill:Illustrator Experience:Senior

Other Skills:Architectural Designer (MiddleWeight), Illustrator (Senior), Technical (MiddleWeight), 3D Modelling / Animation (MiddleWeight)

Tags: freelance-illustrator

URL: www.planet-illustration.co.uk        

PORTFOLIO

Tyre cutaway
Cutaway illustration of the Dunlop SP200 Tyre.
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Floor plans
This image shows floor plans of an apartment in perspective.
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PintPot
Cartoon character for promoting internet drinks marketing. Part of a ongoing series.
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Cilest Girl
Advertising campaign targeting young female market.
Promoting new contraceptive drug.
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Kodak Dentist
One of many used for promoting Kodak's new computerised systems for Commercial Dentistry.
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Phone Box
Produced as part of many to promote a Village and it's notable landmarks. Eakring Nottinghamshire.
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Terram Cutaway
Technical illustration showing construction technique.
Use of 3D modelling allows cost effective updating.
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Yale lock
Technical illustration of a window lock.
The image was used as a stylish iconic image showing it's application.
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Capitol Hill
Illustration for a housing developer.
The style is realistic, showing a American Car plate on a US style background.
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LaFarge Safety Poster
Showing the dangers of working on site.
Simplicity and humour were needed to attract the eye without looking too serious!
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Brewsters Logo
Logo for a micro brewery. The Client wanted a Art Nouveau style, highly illustrated for a logo. "We're all very pleased with the design." (Owner)
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60
Editorial for government focusing on people of 60 & above. The client wanted a humorous slant but without laughing at the people it was aimed at.
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