wallpaper* architects' collaborations

images created for wallpaper* magazine's january 2012 issue.

brummell magazine 'rising star'

i'm very pleased to reveal my illustration for the cover of brummell magazine.

grafik 193

i was asked to contribute an answer to the question "do you have any unhealthy obsessions?" in grafik magazine's 'viewpoint' section. the issue [no.193] is available now.

fashion156

the online style magazine with a feature on the work

night fishing + colourful // worms

fish like worms

wired

an illustration in wired magazine about the need for television programme makers to embrace the new level of audience data available to them.

clothes

flamingo magazine

flamingo magazine interview here

chi // four

the complete chi packaging project can now be viewed here

illustration by andrew hall

i am very pleased to have my work featured in the reference book 'illustration' written by andrew hall and published by laurence king.

75 peters exhibition

i joined 74 other illustrators and artists in producing a portrait of the iconic british architect sir peter cook for a special charity auction and exhibition to mark his 75th birthday. the exhibition will be held in Brisbane, Australia (in association with the Institute of Modern Art) as well as in London and via an online platform . All of the proceeds from the auction will be donated to architecture for humanity

chi // three

now in the third week at chi. still a work in progress, these are the first of the box designs to have been built up in 3D. a whole family of boxes should soon be on the way.

house and garden

the november issue of house and garden contains my illustration on the 'future of living'. a place where gardens grow vertically up external walls and inside partitions of light separate living spaces.

chi // two

a glimpse at the first few patterns designed this week.

chi // one

this month i will be working inside the advertising agency chi and partners. whilst at chi i will be producing a promotional project for one of their existing clients. the project is focused around packaging design.

winter // tonight

experiment in moving image

welcome // tonight

moving image experiment

day and night

a new illustration

trend hunter

an in depth write-up on trend hunter

beautiful / decay

a little bit of a write up from the cult of decay

toffee man

get some toffee here

the main building

new works through the main building

thisisfun

some drinking text

the future of living

preview of an article illustration for house and garden about the evolution of domestic spaces.

on the rise

work in print for the US financial magazine institutional investor: an illustration about the rise of islamic lending.

dixon baxi

i joined 24 other collaborators in creating a 'dot' poster for dixon baxi's join-the-dots project

inspirations

i was asked to choose five things that have inspired me by ycn. here they are

the clark alphabet

the clark alphabet is a concept book, based around the notion of an alphabet created using widely recoginsed symbols placed in a generic environment. the book reads as a puzzle, with a code for the viewer to decipher.

i created this piece as an experiment in how far i could push the concept of letters as symbols. i wanted each letter to be a self-contained picture, and to be ambiguous to the reader at first. only once you engage and understand the code can you then use the alphabet. like a spy.

more information on where you might be able to get a copy of the clark alphabet coming soon. if you can't wait and need to know more email thisisandrewclark@gmail.com

the telegraph magazine

front page news

the telegraph

inside the telegraph magazine this saturday the 9th there will be a few little wine illustrations

moving //

follow the video to a collection of short moving image stings or see a selection on the main site

digital arts showcase

a showcase with brief interview appearing in digital arts magazine june issue

caldwell

here's a preview of an illustration created for new paris magazine feuilleton. the actual publication will be in print in september