Digital Illustration by SiGGA Design, Swansea

We offer 3D or 2D digital illustration for cases in which either photography is unsuitable or impossible. This also covers the graphical representation of statistical data or production of bespoke maps. With broadband internet and other innovations in the realm of technology, a new art horizon has been reached. Whole new worlds can be created in virtual space and the manipulation possibilities of objects, textures and lighting are endless.

3D illustrations of seven skin sections showing the effects of laser lipo treatment on fat cells. The brochure illustrations were constructed and modified in Bryce with annotations added using Adobe Illustrator.

This vortex was constructed in Bryce 7.0 and given a glassy water spout texture. The key to the strength of the image is the dramatic use of lighting which helps give the impression of movement.

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This little daffodil was constructed for a Welsh PR company logo.

The subliminal idea behind it is of equating the daffodil's trumpet with a loud-hailer promoting the company's clients.

The petals were constructed with metaballs to give a more fluid, organic look.

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This set of "eco-icons" was developed to accompany product details for a variety of specialist heat transfer fluids.

Clarity and consistency was essential throughout the set.

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These intersecting glass rings were developed as part of a corporate and product logo design for a company producing three different ranges of specialist heat transfer fluids.

The individual rings form part of each respective product range logo.

The graphic representation of statistical data is always a challenge. It must be done accurately but also engagingly in order to retain interest in the subject matter.

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These "Xubes" were developed as the identity for Peterevans' new software suite - "Xanite".

The image is developed from the company's well-established logo.

Used in on-going branding within the company's brochures and advertisements in different formations, and also as filler images in their quarterly Newsletter, they have become a very popular icon.

A series of maps produced as PDFs for internet delivery. The set covers the whole of the Gower peninsula in Wales and indicate all the relevant tourist information for each area.

The set was produced using Adobe Illustrator and Acrobat.

This Spine Flower was developed as the backbone of a logo for a team of Chiropractors.

The stem is based on vertebrae sections and individually articulated to give the desired curvature.

The petals are made of metaballs which are then formed into a merged boolean shape.

In-studio experience includes a background in technical illustration, airbrush techniques, watercolour illustration and analytical drawing. These pebbles were drawn and "etched" in photoshop for the prospectus of Swansea Institute's Faculty of Art

These 3d Bees (below) were developed as part of the identity for Dr Bee's new logo design.

The image on the left was one of the initial proposals but was dropped in favour of the right hand image which now resides happily on the final logo set.

This ring of rainbow coloured sycamore seeds was produced for a renewable fuel supply company's logo.

Initially drawn in Illustrator then layered and coloured in Photoshop.

3D icon generated for a shopping portal website. Nick-named the "Trillion" this construction uses multi-coloured glass torpedo shapes arranged around a central core in a regular geometric pattern. Depth is given by use of a distance mask.

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This model benefits from the combination of 3D Boolean shapes and basic geometrics to make up what is a seemingly complex piece of industrial piping.

The illustration was used in the advertising of a rapid response manufacturing team.