I have been doing some more early mornings for the nice people at South China Morning Post.
This one was about the government and the pan-democrats ditching their bunker mentality and moving towards universal suffrage.
David Humphries
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Saturday, January 31, 2015
South China Morning Post
I have had a few early starts for the South China Morning Post this week
4 am start for a 9.30 am deadline
Cornflakes taste funny at that time in the morning
First one was about needless extra powers in Hong Kong law being introduced under Chinese influence
The second image defended China over ongoing border and territory disputes in the South China Sea, it suggested that Philippines, Vietnam and the USA were the source of the problems.
My body clock is nearly back to normal
David Humphries
4 am start for a 9.30 am deadline
Cornflakes taste funny at that time in the morning
First one was about needless extra powers in Hong Kong law being introduced under Chinese influence
The second image defended China over ongoing border and territory disputes in the South China Sea, it suggested that Philippines, Vietnam and the USA were the source of the problems.
My body clock is nearly back to normal
David Humphries
Chinese New Year
Here is my illustration of the celebration of Spring, featuring the animals of the Chinese zodiac. It has been used in various ways to decorate the luxury shopping mall Pacific Place in Hong Kong.
I designed it in red (a lucky colour) but the pink and brown is quite fun too.
Happy Chinese New Year on the 19th February!
Mariko x
I designed it in red (a lucky colour) but the pink and brown is quite fun too.
Happy Chinese New Year on the 19th February!
Mariko x
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Januar
I have been commissioned to do a monthly illustration for the BBC Countryfile Magazine to go along with a regular column by author Sara Maitland. January is about living in the Scottish countryside.
All the best for 2015.
Lynn
Labels:
BBC Countryfile,
Editorial,
lynn hatzius
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Winterland at the V&A
My 'Winterland' tree was commissioned by the V&A as part of their set of Christmas cards this year. The pack features work by four contemporary illustrators and can be purchased here. The design also spreads across the V&A shop for the 2014 festive season, on display areas, columns and till points.
Have as peaceful Christmas and good start to 2015.
Best wishes, Lynn
Labels:
Christmas cards,
illustration,
lynn hatzius,
V&A
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Spectator Health
I have done a few covers for the Spectator recently
This one was about the dangers of rugby
David Humphries
This one was about the dangers of rugby
David Humphries
Friday, October 31, 2014
Bling
Sartorially, they are becoming more refined and less ostentatious
This was for the nice people at Haymarket Asia
David Humphries
Hothead
Did your mum used to tell you that we lose up to 50 per cent of heat through our heads?
It was just to frighten you into wearing that bobble hat that she knitted you for Christmas
Here is a picture I did for Readers Digest to expose this wicked lie
David Humphries
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Spear's Magazine. Trusted Advisers
The nice people at Spear's Magazine commissioned this Illo' for a piece on "how private client professionals – including lawyers, accountants and private bankers –are increasingly serving as ‘trusted advisers’ for their clients, giving advice that it’s not strictly limited to their area of expertise and ending up becoming a friend".
Cheers
Cam.
Cheers
Cam.
Vanity Fair, November Issue
I must be popular with Vanity or the blackmail is working, but they commissioned me again for Novembers On Travel Section. They were reviewing three hotels located in Vienna, Istanbul and Milan in a piece called "The Tale or Three Cities" and wanted to give it a twist with some Illustrations instead of the more usual photos.
Cheers
Cam.
Cheers
Cam.
Labels:
Cameron Law Illustration,
On Travel.,
Vanity Fair
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