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The name ZOGO is come from the chinese Pronunciation
of "èµ°ç‹—"(zou gou) It means Lackey dog.
My first paper toy design.
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Propaganda-style poster art I did for Oakley for the 2009 Black Friday weekend. The poster was designed to hang from storefronts. Art direction by Justin Kuttler at Oakley.
The artwork was created from referencing a hand from an old US propaganda poster. I did it all as vector art in Illustrator after sketching it out in Photoshop.
My cool nephew Mason is holding up the poster. The photo was taken on the roof of the building I currently reside in.
Vintage wallpaper graphic re-created from a Disneyland 1950s-era shopping bag!
Inspired by the 2010 souvenir shirt designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, which you can see here: miehana.blogspot.com/2010/07/disneyland-shopping-bag-shir...
Image © Disney
I've just finished designing the site & launched today, an optimized mobile & iPhone version of my portfolio website.
View the site at www.rodhunt.com/mobile
© Rod Hunt 2011
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A client asked me to create a hashtag#logodesign concept for a recruitment company, his business had different levels, to reflect his philosophy into the design he wants to include a sun into it. So I created a design that includes a person, concentric circles (for different levels), a sun and an "i" initial (for the name). I really like the result. What do you think?
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I've recently illustrated the "find things" game on the back of special packs of Kellogg's Coco Pops. Here it is on the shelf in my local supermarket
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I present you this new sticker design that will be printed next. Unlike the title of this design suggests it’s going to be the smallest sticker I’ve ever printed (wink wink). Only 5,2cm x 5,2cm, that’s really tiny. I got the idea to use this size from my buddy L.ife who recently printed on the same size.
The benefit of these little stickers will be that I’ll be able to hit all the small undercover spots. I can’t wait to get these in, they’ll be so cute! ^_^
WOOP WOOP!
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A simple motif created using only the word "Allah" (God) in Arabic. The symmetry of the word allows sleek triangles and squares to be generated, producing a multi-layered and attractive motif.
Please feel free to comment. I enjoy constructive criticism also!
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which one is your zodiac?
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Working with Clemenger BBDO, Rod Hunt illustrated the 2012 online Christmas banner advertising campaign for Whites Pages, Australia. An animated banner & background skin were produced, with the campaign being released across Australian media sites.
Illustration: Rod Hunt Client: White PagesAgency: Clemenger BBDO
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© Rod Hunt 2012
I've recently illustrated the "find things" game on the back of special packs of Kellogg's Coco Pops. Here it is on the shelf in my local supermarket
© Rod Hunt 2012
View Rod Hunt's Portfolio here
Here begins a new series of square vignette illustrations based on the early Hanna-Barbera TV cartoon characters (roughly 1957 - 1964). A vignette is commonly used in design and philately (the study of stamps/postal history) as an unusual or unique image framing method.
Our inaugural characters are the stars of H-B's Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959). Equine hero and part-time sheriff, Quick Draw McGraw roamed the wild west righting wrongs. Quick Draw usually came out on top, despite the fact most of his adversaries were much brighter than him. When posing as his heroic alter-ego "El Kabong" Quick Draw donned a Zorro-like outfit, quickly delivering off-key justice by whacking crooks over the head with a guitar, shouting (appropriately enough) "KABONG!" — producing one of Hanna-Barbera's most famous sound effects: a delicious, crunching whack accompanied by a loud guitar twang.
Quick Draw's slow, gangly cowboy drawl came courtesy of Hanna-Barbera mainstay and voice-over legend Daws Butler. Along with Don Messick, Daws voiced many of the central H-B characters that will be featured in this series. McGraw is one of the few Hanna-Barbera characters that was not directly based on a celebrity or real-life personality.
More info on vignettes and this series at my blog:
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Smarter than the av-er-age bear!
The Huckleberry Hound Show was an immediate hit when it premiered in 1958. Huck had the spotlight for the opening cartoon short, but forever humble, he shared the balance of the program with two other sets of cartoon characters: Mr. Jinks & "meeces" Pixie & Dixie, followed by Yogi Bear and his faithful buddy Boo-Boo. Yogi's success skyrocketed, allowing him to spin-off onto his own self-titled series in 1961—cementing his place as an icon for the Hanna-Barbera Studio in the decades to follow.
Yogi's voice was likely the most popular and most-requested by Hanna-Barbera voice-over legend Daws Butler. Daws used his Art Carney impression a few years earlier in a series of Warner Brothers short cartoons directed by Robert McKimson "The Honey-Mousers" directly lampooned Jackie Gleason's show. By the time Butler spoke for Yogi at H-B, he softened the voice slightly, likely due to the lead role with a greater share of dialogue.
2015. Photo + Photoshop CS6
Something new. I wanted to try to draw a picture of the stock of Nikx , you can see the original photo here:
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