Rod Hunt
Rod Hunt is an award winning London based Illustrator & artist who has built a reputation for retro tinged Illustrations & detailed character filled landscapes. With UK & international clients spanning publishing, design, advertising & new media, he’s illustrated everything from book covers to advertising campaigns, theme park maps, iPhone Apps & even the odd large scale installation too! Rod is also the illustrator behind the besteslling Where’s Stig? books for the BBC’s hit TV show Top Gear. Where’s Stig? was the UK’s 4th bestselling hardback non fiction book of 2009 & the first two books have sold more than 600,000 copies to date. His new book Where’s Stig? Motorsport Madness is released on 26th September 2013 ________________________________________________ Awards and Accolades – Images – The Best of British Illustration – Selected – 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 // Images – Best of British Illustration 35 Bronze Award – Books (2011) 36 Gold Award – Books (2012) // American Illustration 29 (2010), 30 (2011) // Society of Illustrators 53 (2011),54 (2012) // Society of Illustrators 54 – Silver Medal (2012) // Creative Review Illustration Annual (2010) // Communication Arts Illustration Annual 52 (2011), 53 (2012) // 3×3 ProShow – Illustration Annual No.8 (2011), No.9 (2012) // Clio Awards – Silver – Print – Public Service. AIDES Campaign (2011) //
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Rod created a hightly detailed high school Halloween dance scene that contains the residents of the town, the kids who attend the high school and their teachers, with creatures from the film dispersed and hidden amongst them. The scene was then developed as an online game, which you can play here. Can you find Slappy The Dummy, Clarissa The Witch, The Lawn Gnomes, Murder The Clown, Madame Doom, Captain Long Ben One-Leg, The Executioner, The Haunted Mask and the all the other creatures? View Folio




Some of the featured developments include waste energy systems, vertical farming, renewable energy, floating platforms, sailing ship/airship freight, Bioswales, Geothermal heating/cooling, heat-deflecting green roofs, prefabricated homes and shaded/green-walled buildings. The city is built around walking, followed by bicycles, then electric vehicles and public transit. View Folio


OYO City: OYO wanted to tell their story though a stunning piece of pop art that brought alive the spirit and products/services of OYO. The final piece was installed as a large artwork in OYO Hotel rooms. View Folio


Welcome aboard. Since 1945, Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises has hosted over 60 million Passengers in New York. Today, circle line is one of the oldest 42nd street landmarks and recognized as one of the most famous boat rides in the world. Circle Line is owned and operated by New York Cruise Lines Inc., New York’s oldest and largest provider of scheduled and chartered sightseeing and special event cruises, a Circle Line Cruise is a “must” for every visitor to the big apple, and native new yorkers who would want to rediscover their hometown.
Only Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises brings you over 101 sights on its word famous, full island circumnavigation of Manhattan. Unlimited views of the greatest skyline in the world include the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, more than 23 bridges, the new World Trade Center and all the other fantastic buildings, monuments, neighborhoods and attractions that make New York the most amazing city on earth. View Folio


'We know what world (or off-world) we do *not* want to see — WALL-E painted that sad picture.
But we felt we needed to envision the world we would like to see. Taking the design of a circuit board for inspiration – the operative heart of our gadgets – our “Restarted Future” poster illustrates the life-force of the circular economy. View Folio








Bhartiya City is the single largest urban development within the limits of any Indian metropolitan area. The 125-acre design, located in North Bangalore, India, will provide a fully-integrated mix of residential, retail, hospitality and Special Economic Zone uses, as well school, healthcare and sports facilities, making it the first of its kind in India.
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