Some personal work reflecting on the strangeness of getting out and about during the pandemic.
Midnight walk!
Posted 2 years ago and submitted by Imogen Fancourt | Share link: http://illo.cc/91661
Traditional digital pencil…
Imogen Fancourt
Rugby, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 7701 329 930
www.imogenfancourt.co.u…
Imogen’s illustration uses tactile textures and a larger-than-life exaggeration of form to produce a fresh and truly unique take on the world. With a bold use of colour and persp… Show more.
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Profile updated 16th September, 2022
Member since 13th August, 2019
Awards
Special Commendations - Carmelite Prize,Clients
Franco Manca, Leeds Teaching HospitalTestimonial
“Throughout working with Imogen she has displayed strong visual wit and communication. She is a creative and imaginative Illustrator who uses strong colour palettes and eye-catching textures to create exciting characters and dynamic imagery for us.— Germbugs Project , Leeds teaching hospital - NHS trust
About Imogen Fancourt.
Imogen’s illustration uses tactile textures and a larger-than-life exaggeration of form to produce a fresh and truly unique take on the world. With a bold use of colour and perspective, every illustration has a dynamic rhythm to it, effortlessly drawing the eye and telling a story.
Since earning a 1st Class Degree in Illustration, Imogen has gone on to work on a number of briefs, including: book covers, bespoke artwork for restaurants, and has a broad, playful portfolio on the subject of microbiology.
Clients have noted Imogen’s imagination, visual wit and sensitivity when it comes to her Illustration and have commended her engagement and active interest in the briefs she tackles. Using her competency in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and Procreate Imogen brings the page alive, lending itself seamlessly to advertising, packaging, editorials and picture books.
Awards: Special Commendations - Carmelite Prize,
Clients: Franco Manca, Leeds Teaching Hospital
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Awards: Special Commendations - Carmelite Prize,
Clients: Franco Manca, Leeds Teaching Hospital