Continuing our journey to engage 5,000 children by 2025, we were this time asked to create a children's storybook with the sole purpose of inspiring significant numbers of schoolchildren to consider careers in construction.
Introducing our second children's book - When I Grow Up: The Big Build
Fritchley food house Mr Sizzle gets the Serosensa treatment with this fun and enticing shopfront logo masthead.
An illustrated card game built around the When I Grow Up characters, extending the books into play
Game and scene illustration and character colouring for The Simpsons Jammy Doh Nuts game for Winning Moves London.
Engaging and easy to digest illustration of the timetable for the entire school holidays across 4 concurrent YMCA Children's Camp sites.
Animated BSL Interpreted version of the children's book When I Grow Up
90-second Video Ad for GF9 Battlefront Europe
Updated illustrations modernising classic Monopolly board squares ready for rollout of city and regional editions.
With the same illustration printed on both sides, these frogs frustrate in this editions of the World's Most Difficult Jigsaw Puzzles.
Animated version of the children's book When I Grow Up
Far more than a beautiful logo - illustration is often where a brand identity really comes alive.
Promo that promotes - illustrated artwork that stops people scrolling or walking past.
Even when it's parked, it's working - a hand-illustrated design makes a wrap impossible to ignore.
Done properly, it floods the mind with anticipation - illustration is often the difference between packaging people notice and packaging they don't.
Beautifully designed and printed brochures that are simply too good to throw away - illustration adds a warmth that print alone can't.
Yes. We've written and illustrated two award-winning children's books, When I Grow Up and The Big Build, which have won four industry awards between them and are distributed free to schools across the UK.
Yes. We've produced full illustrated children's books, including animated and BSL-interpreted versions, from concept through to final publication.
It depends on the scope, from a single illustrated logo to a full children's book. Send us your brief and we'll give you a straightforward quote.
Yes, illustration is often developed to sit comfortably alongside an existing brand identity, adding warmth and character without conflicting with your established style.