Artist Inspiration

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Illustrated by OPEN.

Artist Influences and Colour

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Graphic and colorful work of Danish multi-disciplinary arts and design studio Hvass & Hannibal. Since 2006, its founders, Nan Na Hvass & Sofie Hannibal have worked in close collaborative partnership with illustrative and conceptual design in a number of different fields for numerous clients in Europe, Asia and the US. Whether in the digital realm or on a three-dimensional scale, the studio takes projects from esoteric illustrative beginnings to a full art direction and graphic design solution, all in-house. As well as being image makers they have also directed high profile photographic projects, and created sets and costumes for amongst others, one of Denmark’s famous musical successes of recent years.

a/w 13/14: première vision - trade fair colour

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Artist Insipration

Hennie Haworth

http://www.henniehaworth.co.uk/
freelance illustrator that lives and works in London

 Cowshed

Inspired by the interiors of babington house, Pearlfisher's beautiful design use wallpaper patterns of differing colors and texture to echo the benefit and ingredient of each product. A touch of warmth is added through yhe understated, mischievous copy, which demostratea s unique sense of humor.
-Mark Hampshire, Keith Stephenson, DemoGraphics Packaging, Logos, Modena-

 Claire Heminsley

http://www.incahoots.org.uk/textiles/textiles.html

Her distinctive work has an illustrative quality with its inspiration rooted in the everyday. She graduated from Glasgow School of Art having specialised in Textiles. Since then she has worked freelance trading as Incahoots.

Rather than being material or technique specific, she utilises an inventive broad approach to the drawn mark. Drawing is the integral component, whether made through traditional drawing materials, wire, scraper board or the use of stitch and fabric. 

Funding from the Scottish Arts Council has enabled Claire to develop her practice integrating traditional and new technologies. Particularly the use of digital print alongside screen-print and stitch, working in an increased scale in 2 and 3 dimensions suitable for different environments.

Claire is influenced by many things including; the connections and stories within our everyday~ 'the extraordinary in the ordinary'; the clients brief; the world around her. 

 Marta Jonina

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Dandelion silhouette seamless background

Marta Jonina from Latvia

Tools of the trade:

Canon EOS 350D, optics - Canon Macro EFS 60mm, Sigma APO DG70-300mm, Adobe Illustrator CS5, Adobe Photoshop CS5.