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A few months ago, we produced a set of visuals for Cake Group’s movie-inspired carriages for the Sky Go Movies Express.
Cake themed four carriages in the train, which ran between London Euston and Birmingham New Street to promote the launch of Sky Movies channels on the Sky Go service. We were asked to visualise the Narnia-themed carriage; a snowy wood scene!
via Sky Go Movies Express | THREEblindmice.
This week we’ve got big Frank, or Paul F as he is known as, in the house and answering our artist questions. Paul is a valuable member of the TBM who specialises in black & white storyboard frames, shooting scripts as well as creating painter and watercolour style visuals. His colouring is pretty awesome too!!
How did you get into visualising?
I saw Simon Thompson’s work at college and thought I’ll have a go at that!
What techniques do you use?
Painter, Photoshop, water colour acrylic.
Who/what are your influences?
Chris Higgson, Dave Lee, Michael Frith (water colour artist)
Stephanie Hardwick & Jack Shute from London ad-agency, CHI & Partners asked us to produce some frames for their new Lexus campaign.
This loose, black & white storyboard frame (above) is one of many drawn by Gary D to aid their TV commercial. Additionally, Three Blind Mice were asked to draw a series of visuals for their accompanying print campaign (below).
Film buff and part-time DJ, James joined the Three Blind Mice team at an early age. Even though still one of the youngest, his talent for drawing storyboard frames are legendary around town. James’s adaptability and youthful style has made him a favourite with young creatives round town and he’s in big demand to work in-house at London’s top Agencies.
Read his full interview on the website, here!.
