Royal Mail Classic Science Fiction Stamps
To celebrate the legacy of British science fiction Royal mail commissioned a series of illustrations with new interpretations of classic novels.
To celebrate the legacy of British science fiction Royal mail commissioned a series of illustrations with new interpretations of classic novels.
In These Times commissioned Alex to create this illustration for the cover of an issue of its magazine. Cover story ‘Can Socialism boost Innovation?’.
Max created several illustrations for “Makers of Beauty”, a social media campaign by Santoni shoes. The colour palette recalls the shades employed by Santoni's artisans in their beautifully crafted hand painting.
To mark the 100th Birthday of Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla, José was asked to create the Google Doodle for the Google Home page.
More of José’s work can be found at:
https://www.debutart.com/artist/jose-saccone
https://www.debutart.com/artist/jose-saccone/astor-piazzolla-google
Vince McIndoe was asked to create two vintage poster designs for Buffalo Wild Wings to advertise their new Truffalo Sauce. The posters were sold via social media and instore.
More of Vince’s work can be found at:
https://www.debutart.com/artist/vince-pastiche
https://www.debutart.com/artist/vince-pastiche/truffalo-sauce-buffalo-wild-wings
https://www.debutart.com/artist/vince-pastiche/truffalo-buffalo-wild-wings
Max was commissioned by New York University to create 5 images to promote the University’s Center for Language, Music and Emotion.
Illustrators Jordi Ros, Janelle Barone, Xinmei Liu, Rupert Gruber and Kanith Thailamthong have started with Début Art over the last few months.
Fast track to Spring...
Kolchoz worked on a social media campaign for Mercedes Benz to highlight the importance of having your car serviced while in lockdown. He created a series of characters depicting how they changed from the start to the end of lockdown highlighting how you should look after your car as well as yourself.
Whilst everyone is hoping for a Playstation 5 this Christmas, Walter Newton harks back to the glory days of 8bit goodness with this pixel-based Santa that wouldn’t be out of place on an 80’s Nintendo console.
Wishing you and yours a wonderful time during the festive season.