The "Foire de Lyon" (Lyon International Fair) is an international business expo event held every year in March in the city of Lyon in France. The expo is born in 1420 when Charles VII grant the privilege to the city to host two free fairs per year while Lyon has joined the crown of France in 1312 while the Champagne fairs are animated since the twelfth century. Today, Lyon International Fair is a trade show on the furniture, decoration, etc.
For the advertising campaign of the "Foire de Lyon 2015" I have been commissioned by Publicis Activ Lyon to create a series of illustrations with wires. The dominant one would be a lion representing the city of Lyon. A house has been also created for the deco section of the fair. I have also created a combined version of the house and the lion and some wire compositions to be used as dividers and as decorative elements in the various layouts.
For the advertising campaign of the "Foire de Lyon 2015" I have been commissioned by Publicis Activ Lyon to create a series of illustrations with wires. The dominant one would be a lion representing the city of Lyon. A house has been also created for the deco section of the fair. I have also created a combined version of the house and the lion and some wire compositions to be used as dividers and as decorative elements in the various layouts.
The illustrations
The applications
The details:
Credits:
Digital Illustration: Charis Tsevis, Athens, GR
Graphic design: Publicis Activ, Lyon, FR
Made with custom developed scripts, hacks and lots of love, using my Mac, Studio Artist, the Adobe Creative Suite and good music.
You can see some older illustrations made out of wires here and here.
Many many thanks to Audrey Vignon, Patricia Kacha, Florence Neri and Cecile Bernardi.
Thank you all for visiting and commenting.
Digital Illustration: Charis Tsevis, Athens, GR
Graphic design: Publicis Activ, Lyon, FR
Made with custom developed scripts, hacks and lots of love, using my Mac, Studio Artist, the Adobe Creative Suite and good music.
You can see some older illustrations made out of wires here and here.
Many many thanks to Audrey Vignon, Patricia Kacha, Florence Neri and Cecile Bernardi.
Thank you all for visiting and commenting.