Recent Projects

John Wiley & Sons Australia, who specialise in educational publications, commissioned Iain to create an artist's impression of life in the Australian suburbs in the 1960s. The cross-section of the house includes furniture and interior design typical of the era as well mum, dad, their dinner guests, two young children watching a b/w TV and three teenagers dancing near a radiogram.

Iain is one of Australia's best historical illustrators. 

Oscar's sketchy, realistic digital illustrations work well for 'Runner's World', UK's largest running magazine which aims to inspire and advise all levels of running enthusiasts.

This latest series of illustrations by Oscar for 'RW' project a powerful feeling of dynamic athletic performance.

Danesh created this cover illustration for December 2011 issue of 'TimeOut' Magazine, Dubai to mark the occasion of Tom Cruise attending the local film festival. 

Danesh's gritty digital sketch style is well suited to editorial illustration targeting a well informed, mature audience.

Its almost impossible to walk past a building site without wondering what's going on behind the building screen. Steve created a series of 4 illustrations depicting exactly that, to be printed as banners on the mesh screens that surround building sites.

What a great idea from Carlon Leong to show off BlueScope Steel product.

MilkyTea created this original 3D digital female character for the Victorian Department of Justice to be used as part of an Outdoor Poster public awareness program.

This is one of two characters created by MilkyTea & commissioned by Marmalade, Melbourne. 

This hand painted water colour illustration was created by Michel for the French Chamber of Commerce, Melbourne. The illustration was used for invitations to their 'Gala 2010'.

It is a fine example of Michel's ability to capture 'good looks' with just a few elegant strokes of the brush.

A series of animatics created by Chad McCown for the launch of Street's summer 2011 range of Cornetto ice creams. The theme 'endless summer' is visualised by Chad in his colourful digital frames depicting a group of young friends having fun on the beach.

It's what summer is all about.

Daniel was commissioned by Pulse Marketing of North Sydney to create two contemporary line and tone illustrations.

The images are being used in press ads & on the net by University of Western Sydney to catch the eye of the next generation of uni students.

This rather cute digital mixed media illustration was created by David for a short story of the same name that was published in 'The School Magazine' which is distributed to all state primary schools throughout New South Wales, Australia.

The School Magazine has a monthly audience of more than 500,000 children.

Agency, Grey Canberra, commissioned Daniel to create a loose line drawing of a 'new urbanism that makes better liveable places for people'. 

Daniel's digital B/W line illustration was superimposed over a landscape photo & was used on a 6m X 3m wall backdrop for a booth at the ACNU Conference in Melbourne.

Shane was commissioned by the Lotus Agency to create a digital cartoon series of scenes for a TVC about Deakin University's Faculty of Business & Law.

Four of the scenes created in Shane's quirky, humorous style can be seen on his portfolio.

This illustration is one of a series of 8 photo-realistic 3D illustrations for Toyota Australia. Adrian used a mix of traditional & digital media to create the images.

Adrian was commissioned by Saatchi & Saatchi, Sydney and the images were used for posters, banners & brochures promoting Toyota's display at the 2010 Sydney Motor Show.