Client: Blackbook Winery
Design: Yarza Twins
Label design for a limited edition wine produced by Blackbook Winery.
More information on the design process can be found here
Clients: Liverpool Book Art, Kirkby Gallery
Mural commission that formed the centrepiece of an exhibition celebrating the 200 year anniversary of the publication of Frankenstein.
More information on the design process can be found here
Editorial illustration commissioned by the Wellcome Collection. The article, by Ken Hollings, details the rise of extraterrestrial teenagers in pop culture during the Cold War.
Personal work, more to be added soon
Client HQ Gastrobar
A mural commission for a restaurant refurbishment, incorporating iconic Dublin architecture contrasted with a family of swans inspired by the Irish legend of The Children of Lir
Private Commission
A nursery mural combining British and Indian animals and working within a limited colour palette based on the client's furniture.
Client Strange Attractor Press
Design Rathna Ramanthan
Longlisted for The Global Illustration Awards 2016
Ken Hollings is a writer, broadcaster, cultural theorist and lecturer based in London. His book, The Bright Labyrinth, is a subtle and disturbing account of how technology has impacted upon human culture.
The book draws upon a variety of sources - architecture and film, avant-garde art and critical theory, military strategy and machine intelligence to expose the network of information that surrounds and influences our daily lives.
Client Tara Books
Design Dhwani Shah
Kadar Tales is a selection of folk and religious stories related by members of a remote, Indian tribe during the authors’ time in the forest.
Details of the design and illustration of this book can be found here.
Client Tara Books
Design Laura Nogueira
Merit - 3x3 International Illustration Awards 2016
The Kadar are a small tribal community in South India. Even though they no longer live deep in the forest they still walk its paths every day. This book is a tribute to their ways of living and understanding.
Details of the design and illustration of this book can be found here.
Clients Zap Architecture, Incipio Events
Commission to design, project manage and illustrate a large scale mural installation for Pergola on the Roof, a pop-up restaurant located on the top floor of the disused BBC car park in White City run by Incipio Events.
Client Tara Books
Design Rathna Ramanathan
Honour Title, South Asian Book Awards, 2015
Official Selection, White Raven 2016
The Boy Who Speaks in Numbers is a darkly satiric account of childhood in times of war. Set in Sri Lanka, the events it narrates could equally happen elsewhere - in all places where human deaths are reduced to numbers, and where guns do not differentiate between adults and children.
