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Illustrated 2015 brings rings together a collection of the brightest visionaries in contemporary illustration and street art. Focusing solely on contemporary illustration and street art our exhibiting artists represent some of the most exciting practitioners around today – coupled with a vibrant programme of seminars, live art & music, its set to be an exciting two days.
Having exhibited with the Showcase Cities before in Brick Lane's Café 1001 I was invited to exhibit under the new Illustrated moniker. The event tok place in The Old Truman Brewery in Brick Lane and was open to industry insiders on day one and to the public on the second day.
Year
2014
Brand
Lions Den Films
Project Brief
Key Art & Promotional Poster
Tools
Digital Painting & Adobe Illustrator
Showcasing not only some of the biggest names in the business, but also offering a glimpse beneath the surface into tomorrow’s most promising artists.
I was asked to produce some concept art for an independent film studio who was producing her first ever short film. Being a independent film the budget was very tight so I had a limited amount of time complete the work from sketch to final artwork. The film will be crowd-funded in order to raise the funds to commence shooting.
The story revolved around a schoolgirl who, as the name might suggest, struggles with acne and all the issues that brings with it. In the end she overcomes her problems with a stomach churning (at least for me) finale.
The idea was to make the artwork as disgusting as possible, giving a subtle and curious indication of where the story would go. This would involve lots of yellows and reds which I researched very heavily however the acne itself had to be exaggerated in order to get the idea across.
To start with I considered several different positions for the painting, but having a poster feel to it was important especially since the piece would be used as a promotional tool and prints will be produced to be used as rewards to backers, which will be signed by myself.
The idea was to make the artwork as disgusting as possible, giving a subtle and curious indication of where the story would go. This would involve lots of yellows and reds which I researched very heavily however the acne itself had to be exaggerated in order to get the idea across.