Royal Mail is releasing a presentation pack of new stamps in anticipation of the 2012 Summer Olympics and Paralympics in London. Rod Hunt worked with Hat-Trick design to illustrate the packs.
Read more about Rod Hunt’s illustrations for Royal Mail
Rod Hunt’s illustrated campaign, “Welcome to the World of Sex” for AIDES, was awarded Silver in the Public Service-Print category at the 2011 Clio Awards. The annual Clio Awards recognizes the best in advertising, design, interactive, and public relations. The awards ceremony was held on May 19th at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
Read more about Rod Hunt’s award-winning illustration
Nathan Fox and Rod Hunt have created illustrations for AIDES’ latest campaign to promote safe sex. AIDES is the first French HIV/AIDS prevention non-profit organization. Their latest campaign aims to promote safe sex, awareness and behavioral changes through innovative and provocative imagery.
Read more about Nathan Fox and Rod Hunt’s illustrations for AIDES
Each year, the Society of Illustrators recognizes the top achievements within the field of illustration. Exhibitions and awards encompass all genres, media and level of expertise, from students to lifetime Society members. Illustrators 53: Book and Editorial Categories will recognize illustrations used in or for the cover of books and work commissioned for newspapers, magazines, medical or scientific journals, and online magazines.
See illustrations by B&A artists in the Society of Illustrator’s show
Rod Hunt’s bestselling book Where’s Stig? for the hit BBC TV show Top Gear is now available as an app for the iPhone, iPad, and iTouch. The app allows players to follow The Stig, Top Gear’s resident racing driver, around the globe in search of the faceless hero and his famous friends. The app also includes 11 puzzles filled with Top Gear characters. Users can choose to follow The Stig on an adventure around the world or simply explore each puzzle at a leisurely pace.
Learn more about Rod Hunt’s new iPhone app
“Top Gear,” popular hit BBC television series about motor vehicles, is broadcast in the UK, America, Canada, Ireland, Australia, and several other nations. The show is hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, but perhaps the most memorable character of the show is the test driver known as “The Stig.”
Starting last December, people had the chance to take “The Stig” home in Rod Hunt’s impeccably illustrated book, Where’s Stig?. Inspired by the classic children’s book Where’s Waldo, readers search for Stig as he is cleverly concealed in scenes such as “Costa del Stig” or “Bonneville Salt Flats Speed Week.” Featured above is Stig in Tokyo, can you find him?
Says Hunt, “I’ve never undertaken a project on quite this scale before, making Where’s Stig? is one of the most challenging projects I’ve ever undertaken, with a solid six months commitment, a huge amount of research and the most detailed artwork I’ve ever produced.”
Hunt’s intricate illustrations have captured the imagination of the public. Where’s Stig has sold over a quarter of a million copies, making it to the top 10 of the Official UK Book Charts. Learn more about the book and play the online game here.
Rod Hunt has worked with Top Gear Magazine for years; check out more of his work here.
