Digital illustration

We Are Family London were asked to partner with Meta Ireland to help develop an illustration route that would tie back to Meta Ireland as a whole, one community, one island, one family, within Meta Ireland’s campuses.

The brand identity would then be used for physical in-office installations, digital branding and also on branded SWAG items that would be given to staff at the campuses in Dublin.

Using the inclusive tagline, ‘Together Wherever’ WAF wanted to develop an illustrative identity that incorporated an impactful reflection of the beautiful emerald isle of Ireland.
 

I was commissioned by We Are Family to bring the Together Wherever Ireland concept to life – utilising Irish natural, historic and  cultural landmarks, to help to reinforce the message ‘Together Wherever’.

Living in Ireland for 8 years prior this commission made me feel especially connected to the subject and narrative of the illustration, and I was mega happy to be part of it!

West and Southwest of Ireland: Skellig Michael, Dingle Peninsula, Blarney Castle and a local flora and fauna.

Fragment of the illustration featuring iconic landmarks: Poolbeg, Glendalough and Wicklow mountains, Blarney Castle, and Hook Head Lighthouse.

3D illustration, C4D, 3D character design, 3D modelling, character animation

Goblin’s character design and animation as per mega enjoyable and informative Domestika’s course by Alex Kiesling. Custom drawn and animated background frame by frame and in After Effects.

The focus was to destinguish characters by the different textures and setting up a lighting scene. Modelling is provided by School of Motion as part of the C4D course. But composition was up for grabs!

TV Commercial, storyboarding, digital illustration

Storyboards for new Yoto Player 3rd generation TV commercial. I really enjoyed this assignment and visualisation of the script by GoshDamn directors. ︎︎︎ Full commercial

Production company: Objekt 
Directors: GoshDamn
Executive Producer: Bart Frank
Producer: Tom Booth

TV explainer, social assets, character development, character animation

Online Life v IRL

Objekt was commissioned to produce a video for the BBC Own It channel highlighting troublesome aspects of online life for kids. The idea was to use a very basic illustrative approach, with minimal frame-by-frame animation.

Objekt came up with the idea to use Online actions being converted / projected to real life situations. 
︎︎︎ Link to BBC website

Production company: Objekt
Producer: Emily Howe

Photo Consent
Digital Footprint

Social assets featuring character Vega speaking about online safety. Tips and advice were also created and shared on CBBC social channels. The characters were animated using Joysticks and Sliders.