Illustration
Pete Jarvis – personal project
Chapel resident Pete Jarvis has achieved his hat-trick in getting another watercolour into the Sunday Times Watercolour Exhibition. Competition has become very stiff this year with a total of around 1100 entries and the judges selecting just 100 for exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London. Read more here.
Export2Reality – Television Set visualisation
Export2Reality can produce stunning visuals of almost anything, with very fast turnarounds. Send your idea, sketch, plans or existing 3d model and they can get going right away. See more examples on their website.
Export2Reality – The Cornwall Project
The Cornwall project was a final year university project by Ben Wilkinson, Joel Slaney, Sophia Coney, Tom Carter and Joel Pigou. The brief was simple: to create a 1950s Cornish village in the unreal 3 game engine, to the standard of modern AAA PS3/xbox 360 games. It posed a lot of technical and artistic challenges, and on top of that they had to make it work with a students budget. See more here.
Pete Jarvis – personal project
This watercolour of the Tudor Merchant Hall has been chosen to be exhibited at the prestigious annual exhibition of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours held at the Mall Galleries in London.
Adam Finch – private commission
Private commission of pen and ink artwork of Jolly Sailor public house on the River Hamble. Contact Adam Finch through Rockit Design.
Rockit Design – P&O Cruises
Series of computer generated cabin plans for P&O cruise ships by Rockit Design.
ETDESIGNSTUDIO – graphic design and illustration
etdesignstudio created commercial illustrations for very trendy Mono bar in Southampton.
Export2Reality – Television Set visualisation
Export2Reality can produce stunning visuals of almost anything, with very fast turnarounds. Send your idea, sketch, plans or existing 3d model and they can get going right away. See more examples on their website.
Adam Finch – sketchbook
Loose sketchbook artwork in Tuscany. Further examples available on request. Contact Adam Finch through Rockit Design.
Rockit Design – wildlife illustrations
Rockit Design were commissioned to create a series of watercolour illustrations for Southampton City Council.
Pete Jarvis – illustrations for Sir John Cass Foundation
Watercolour shows Sir John Cass’s Foundation Primary School, Aldgate. Pete was commissioned to illustrate the building for the book ‘For the poor children of London’.
Pete Jarvis – illustrations for Sir John Cass Foundation
Watercolour shows Sir John Cass’s Foundation building in Jewry Street. Pete created the image for a book celebrating the tercentenary of the founding of Sir John Cass’s Foundation Primary School in 1710.
Rockit Design – Technical illustration
Digital ‘how to’ step by step illustration for publishing by Rockit Design.
Peter Jarvis & Rockit Design – architectural interior illustrations
A series of watercolour illustrations of a Grade II listed, six-bedroom Georgian townhouse in the heart of Chichester by Peter Jarvis in colaboration with Rockit Design.
Rockit Design – Brigham Young University, Utah
Cutaway digital illustration by Rockit Design.
Peter Jarvis – aerial artist’s impression
Detailed aerial view of converted barns development – computer modelling by Rockit Design and watercolour rendering by Peter Jarvis.
Rockit Design – Dorling Kindersley technical illustration
One of many illustrations by Rockit Design for the Eyewitness Travel Guides.
ETDESIGNSTUDIO – graphic design and promotional illustration
etdesignstudio produced promotional illustrations for very trendy Mono bar in Southampton.
Adam Finch – private commission
Wildlife illustration – contact Adam Finch through Rockit Design.
Need somewhere to be creative in Southampton? Join the DESIGN CHAPEL. A totally unique set up offering desk space to individuals and small companies giving the opportunity to work in a wonderful creative environment with likeminded and inspiring fellow artists and designers. The Chapel itself is Grade II listed, dates from the 1840s, and is situated in Southampton’s Old Cemetery on Southampton Common. The building has been converted, in recent years, from a derelict Chapel to an office space, all the original character has been retained alongside modern fixtures and fittings inside, creating a fantastic working environment.
