Andrea Innocent is an Australian born illustrator, designer and fashion designer. Her latest work explores Japanese pop culture. Themes investigate traditional Japanese folk tales and Japanese textiles and their meanings. I absolutely love the mix of western and eastern styles.
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Computer games often produce some amazing illustrations. Blizzard games have just released Diablo 3. I remember when they brought out Diablo 1 - I was glued for hours as I explored the labyrinths looking for new weapons and spells. You have to find and kill Diablo. Here are some illustrations from the game. Check Out The Website - pretty impressive.
Click on them:
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Here is some work by Julie West.
Julie West - Exposif
Julie West - Grumpy Yeti
Julie West - Octile
Julie West - Wachi Fichuz
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This set of print adverts where developed right here in my home city Johannesburg. Network BBDO is the agency. I guess I am somewhat patriotic. 
Creative Director: Mike Schalit
Copywriter: Gary Du Toit
Art Director: Mariana O’kelly
Illustrator: Ree Treweek
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Pretty cool add by Häagen-Dazs. Well done although it lost direction of its main message somehow. The flower did look might delicious.
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“Last year Nadia Plesner started a Simple campaign to raise awareness of the ongoing genocide in Darfur and to raise money for the helping organization “Divest for Darfur”.
On February 13, 2008, Nadia received a letter from Louis Vuitton’s, asking her to firmly end the campaign immediately, as they believe one of their products is being portrayed in the illustration.
Nadia Plesner is standing up for her artistic freedom to express her view of the world as she sees it without restrictions from anybody.
On February 20, 2008, she informed Louis Vuitton’s Intellectual Property Director that she intend to continue her campaign to support the victims of Darfur.“
Nadia Plesner startet her own campaige in 2007 to support the Victims of Darfur. 100% of the takings from the t-shirt and poster are donated to Darfur.
To support her please go to: www.nadiaplesner.com
The illustration Nadia is getting suede for:
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Illustrated campaign for The Economist. Six illustrators where brought in by the agency AMV.BBDO. It was quite a drastic change from there old stuff but I think it works.
The Economist - Fine n Dandy
The Economist - Geoff Mcfetridge
The Economist - Matthew Green
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Adidas implemented the world’s biggest fresco (800m²) at the Central Train Station in Cologne. Pretty imressive!
This pantheon of Adidas endorsers includes Michael Ballack (captain of the German national team), David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane, Raúl, Kaka, Nakamura, Lukas Podolski, Lionel Messi, Juan Román Riquelme and Djibril Cissé.
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A fun campaign by VW depicting King Kong stepping on a Polo end getting hurt. Illustrated by Paul Slater
Polo Kong | Illustrator: Paul Slater
Some more illustrations by the English Paul Slater:
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The imagery is actually made up of wire! Yes wire. I thought we could still post it.
BBC - Connecting with the World
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