Mid-20th Century Commercial Art Brochure
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
I'm looking for a talented illustrator with a knack for mid-20th century commercial art style. The project involves creating illustrations for a brochure, with a focus on places.
Key Requirements:
- Proficiency in mid-20th century commercial art style
- Experience in creating illustrations for brochures
- Ability to depict places in a compelling and engaging manner
Ideal Skills:
- Strong illustrative skills
- Understanding of mid-20th century commercial art
- Experience in commercial illustration
Attached is the style of the illustration we require. The illustration needs to have the The Oval cricket ground as the central focus, with its distinctive oval shape and lush green outfield rendered in a flat, vibrant colour. The iconic gasometer frame in the background, simplified to its essential structural lines, creating a striking silhouette against a bright, solid-coloured sky. Cricket players on the pitch, depicted as small, stylised figures without detailed features, possibly mid-action in a match. Spectators in the foreground and around the ground, represented by simplified shapes or silhouettes, creating depth and framing the scene. The pavilion and stands would be depicted with clean, geometric shapes and bold colours, emphasising their architectural features. A colour palette dominated by bright, saturated hues typical of mid-20th century poster art - perhaps deep greens for the pitch, a vibrant blue sky, and warm tones for the buildings and crowd. Minimal shading or gradients, with areas of flat colour creating a striking, graphic look. A sense of perspective drawing the eye towards the center of the ground and up to the gasometer, creating a dynamic composition. Possibly some Art Deco elements in the design, reflecting the era this style evokes. This imagined illustration would capture the essence of The Oval's character and London's skyline in a romanticised, idealised manner typical of vintage travel posters, inviting viewers to experience the excitement of cricket in this iconic location
Key Requirements:
- Proficiency in mid-20th century commercial art style
- Experience in creating illustrations for brochures
- Ability to depict places in a compelling and engaging manner
Ideal Skills:
- Strong illustrative skills
- Understanding of mid-20th century commercial art
- Experience in commercial illustration
Attached is the style of the illustration we require. The illustration needs to have the The Oval cricket ground as the central focus, with its distinctive oval shape and lush green outfield rendered in a flat, vibrant colour. The iconic gasometer frame in the background, simplified to its essential structural lines, creating a striking silhouette against a bright, solid-coloured sky. Cricket players on the pitch, depicted as small, stylised figures without detailed features, possibly mid-action in a match. Spectators in the foreground and around the ground, represented by simplified shapes or silhouettes, creating depth and framing the scene. The pavilion and stands would be depicted with clean, geometric shapes and bold colours, emphasising their architectural features. A colour palette dominated by bright, saturated hues typical of mid-20th century poster art - perhaps deep greens for the pitch, a vibrant blue sky, and warm tones for the buildings and crowd. Minimal shading or gradients, with areas of flat colour creating a striking, graphic look. A sense of perspective drawing the eye towards the center of the ground and up to the gasometer, creating a dynamic composition. Possibly some Art Deco elements in the design, reflecting the era this style evokes. This imagined illustration would capture the essence of The Oval's character and London's skyline in a romanticised, idealised manner typical of vintage travel posters, inviting viewers to experience the excitement of cricket in this iconic location