Last winter saw us working with illustrator, painter, animator & our great friend, Steve Pleydell-Pearce, putting together these animations as part of a management guide for BP.

We were collaborating on the project with Kind Design, which was developed originally as a management trainee printed booklet. When the call came for an animated version, together with Steve we conceived and storyboarded the following animated versions. These versions formed part of a long and lengthy animated presentation,  so we’ll spare you the whole show & will just show you our favourite bits!

We had a blast in the 4 weeks we worked on this, as we relocated to Steve’s log cabin overlooking main beach, Woolacombe & immersed ourselves in flapping bee wings & bristling bear fur for a month. It was a highly educational time in which we helped educate Steve on the benefits of a 12 hour working day, whilst he extolled the virtues of regular & lengthy ukulele jam sessions. The collaboration saw Steve bring his many years of traditional hand-drawn animation experience, whilst we helped translate these vital techniques into a contemporary Flash environment. We’re indebted to Steve for all the animation experience he shared with us, as well us informing us of so many ways to use spam & red pesto in cooking your lunch.

It’s just a pity we couldn’t get these guides out to BP Management before the Gulf of Mexico snafu; perhaps it may have prevented the whole thing?…

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A selection of the more interesting section page intros from the 2008 Fall catalog we designed for …Lost Europe. As a little bit of trivia, all the little toys you see in the artwork were borrowed from my little boy Sam.

The UK licensee for cuddly sheepskin footwear company Emu Australia approached us as they were keen to create ‘Point of Sale‘ pieces exclusive to the UK stores.

With a design brief outlining the types of product they were looking for, goto11 then developed these proposed ‘Point of Sale’ elements. These visual ‘mockups’ were created using Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop.

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