Kilian Eng was asked by director Ayoub Qanir to help create/illustrate concept work for his mind-bending action feature film Koyakatsi.
Synopsis: A malignant computer worm has been discovered, initially spreading through personal computer software then gradually subverting high priority industrial systems. This never-before-seen malware is carrying a programmable logic controller infecting critical locations and strategic global military sections. Subsequently, different variants of the virus have targeted over seven nuclear power-plants in China, United States and Russia shutting down their isotope reactors. The virus has also penetrated top international intelligence organizations corrupting their mainframes and databases.
Early research and diagnostics of the viral threat have shown no traces of origin. World leaders having declared full military alert, have deployed top secret intelligence forces to track down the source of this unique danger. With most world government organizations in chaos, a group leader from JASON--a top secret, independent team of scientists--Ralph Cole has emerged with a possible lead that he kept confidential. Ralph secretly requested one man, his son Kyle Cole--A retired Navy Seals’ Special Intelligence Forces to further investigate the threat.
To see more of Kilian Eng's work click here.
Justin Metz worked with the team at Sky creative on the key visual for their new series 'Prisoner'. The artwork is up on 48 sheets around the UK right now. You can see more of Justin's work here
Max Loeffler created this excellent illustration for Nike's ACG All Conditions Express out of home campaign. The key visual was adapted too many different formats such as posters, postcards, stickers and various merchandise items. You can see more of Max's work here
Début Art is very excited to announce that we are now representing Marcial Rodrigo! Marcial is an illustrator and infographic designer from Seville, in the sunny south of Spain, who explores ways to fuse information with illustration. Detail-oriented and versatile, he combines simplicity and symbolism to communicate complex ideas clearly and effectively. With a style defined by precise, dynamic lines, his compositions balance visual and conceptual harmony, prioritizing both aesthetics and clarity—creating pieces that connect and invite visual reflection. His professional background, which spans from architecture to design, brings a unique perspective to his work. Now based in Málaga, he works with national and international clients, developing projects that deliver narrative depth and visual coherence. Clients include: El País-Retina, Santilla Editorial, Arup, Oliver Cabell, Fast Company, Modus Magazine, Golf Magazine, Drapers, Which? Magazine, Wunderman Thompson, Garaje de Ideas,...
We are pleased to share packaging illustrations by artist Webb Creative for Oriente, a premium rice brand out of Portugal. Webb Creative was brought on by Firecactus Creative Director John-Paul Hunter who led the brand’s redesign. Inside the V-shaped illustration, which is actually two grains of rice coming together, are Webb’s illustrations. Each rice variant has a different scene, depicting the fifth-generation owners and moments from the business’s history. As Hunter shared with Design Week: “That illustration needed to work hard, we wanted people to see something different every time.” A further dive into the meaning of each illustration can be found on the back of the pack. You can check out details of the redesign and more of Webb Creative’s work here.