Epiphany Flyer – December 2010
Posted 8 years ago and submitted by Ian Ball | Share link: http://illo.cc/8378

I’ve finished the illustration and design work on another Epiphany Flyer. Epiphany is a regular drum and base club night in Bristol.

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Ian Ball
Cartoonist
Bristol, United Kingdom
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Ian is an immortal small-town vagrant descended from a line of powerful witches. He also makes animation and illustration so impressive your eyes will implode. He has, ahem, won… Show more.

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Sneaker Con, Sneaker News, Jostens, BBC Science Focus Magazine, Bristol City Council
Testimonial
“Ensuring our website engaged with 16-24 year olds was essential to the success of our campaign. Thankfully we found Ian who had previous experience of designing creative web sites, animations and publicity work aimed at targeting youth markets. His unique artistic style, which has a wide-appeal, allowed us to highlight important road safety messages in an engaging and non authoritive way. We look forward to continue to work with Ian.
— Tom Southerby, Bristol City Council