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14/04/2025

Satoshi Hashimoto was commissioned by DOCOMO BUSINESS, a subsidiary of Japan’s largest mobile network, to design and animate a character for a national commercial promoting their business services.

The brief called for a clean, relatable male office worker—an everyman character with broad appeal.

Satoshi delivered a design that balanced clarity, charm, and accessibility, bringing personality to a familiar role.

The animated spot aired across Japan.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


02/04/2025

Hsiao Ron Cheng x Bandcamp

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02/04/2025

Hsiao-Ron Cheng () captures author Katie Kitamura’s () contemplative presence in a portrait for Harper’s Magazine, ahead of the April release of her latest novel, Audition.

Known for Intimacies and A Separation, Kitamura’s minimalist writing style delves into psychological ambiguity and shifting perceptions.

10/12/2024

Javi Aznaraz x Hudson Square Properties

Where history meets innovation: Illustrator teamed up with .studio to craft a series of illustrations + animations for , channeling the editorial flair of the publishing world.

Once the beating heart of New York’s printing district, Hudson Square’s industrial roots are now the foundation for a new chapter—one where creative upstarts and global media giants come together to script the stories of tomorrow.

With its heirloom architecture and dynamic vision, the neighborhood has become an open page for imagination and reinvention.

Swipe to explore how tradition and progress converge in this vibrant, evolving hub. ✨

27/11/2024

Charlotte Trounce x The Rug Company ✨

A fantastic collaboration throughout 2024!

Charlotte has been creating a suite of visuals for on their new website, animations, illustrated candles, and most recently visuals for the grand opening of their new showroom in Dubai this month. One of those lovely projects.

Thanks for the animation

12/11/2024

As Edward Imagined: A Story of Edward Gorey in Three Acts, illustrated by .majewski, has been awarded the New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Book 2024 !! 👏👏👏

Congratulations to Marc, writer , his childrens book agent at , and the teams at and on their combined project.

An amazing recognition of a wonderful book.

24/10/2024

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We first discovered Brasseria in Notting Hill during the pandemic, and it quickly became one of our favourite go-to spots in London. It’s one of those warm and inviting places where you can relax for hours, enjoying great food, wine, and chatting an afternoon away.

So when the reached out to collaborate with on new visuals, of course, we were thrilled to say... YES!

And here they are, crafted in the same spirit as Brasseria. Simone’s work beautifully captures both character and elegance.

30/08/2024

Rob Nicol x Common Good Magazine

Rob Nicol's illustrations for Common Good magazine capture the hidden world of maritime life, bringing emotional depth to the MV Dali disaster story.

Illustrating the often-overlooked figures in the maritime industry, portraying the isolation and resilience of mariners.

Common Good magazine continues to shine a light on unsung heroes through powerful storytelling and visuals.

https://www.dutchuncle.co.uk/robert-nicol

11/06/2024

Noma Bar's cover illustration of Taylor Swift for Stylist Magazine

The June issue of pays tribute to the most influential woman in the world.

As fever takes over the UK, 10 artists and writers pay tribute to .

“How did a shy girl from Pennsylvania become one of the most powerful women in the world?

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Noma Bar Portfolio: dutchuncle.co.uk/noma-bar

28/05/2024

25/04/2024

A young woman reads famous quotes about pets .... to her pets
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08/04/2024

Voila! BROOKLYN STOREFRONTS! Available for preorder now!

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Paying homage to over 230 of Brooklyn's best-loved places,

The book includes everything from diners, cafés, bars, and nightclubs to record shops, florists, tailors, clothing stores, bowling alleys, and of course a healthy supply of delis and pizzerias.

Each of illustrator Joel Holland’s is paired with history and neighborhood lore penned by writer David Dodge. What results is a love letter to a vibrant, close-knit community cherished by locals and tourists alike.

03/04/2024

Illustration by for Issue.4 / Mengya Magazine.

Carlitos Pengg thought he had found an audience that enjoyed his music, but those plants weren't dancing, they were just writhing around trying to pull up their roots and run away from those chords and screams.

26/02/2024

"As Edward Imagined: A Story of in Three Acts"
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A beautifully illustrated picture book biography from acclaimed author and illustrator .majewski
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"As Edward Imagined' is a literary and artistic glimpse into the life of Edward Gorey, a figure renowned for his distinctive blend of whimsy and macabre.
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25/02/2024

'The Future of Trains' /// Tavis Coburn x NYTimes Kids

Cover + feature illustrations about the future of superfast trains for

Illustrating the evolution of trains from steam-powered locomotives to the electric-powered high-speed models of today, including maglev technology that allows trains to float and move faster by reducing wheel friction.

Tavis' retro sci-fi illustrations complement all of the article's focus on past and the technological leaps that make these future trains possible.















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15/02/2024

Lucas Varela brings satire to life through illustrations for Robert Shrimsley's Financial Times Weekend Life & Arts Column.

Covering diverse topics from innovative strategies to save the planet and museums, to the annual ordeal of insurance renewal, and the pitfalls of AI technology being a sophisticated facade for overcharging.

His work humorously captures Shrimsley's struggles in a world increasingly dominated by technology, including a humorous recount of surviving without an iPhone for a harrowing two hours.

13/02/2024

Wrapped in a punchy cover with handlettering by - Why Fathers Cry at Night by is an intimate memoir like no other.

The book is a tapestry of love poems, heartfelt letters, cherished recipes, and poignant memories.

Kwame opens his heart, sharing the ebbs and flows of love through the lens of his family's story—from the early days of his parents' marriage in 1967 Chicago to the complex love he experienced as a father and husband.

12/02/2024

Elevate your note-taking with the MONOCLE x LEUCHTTURM1917 Edition.

This edition stands out with 20 striking black and white illustrations by MONOCLE's own adding an artistic flair to every section.

Wrapped in high-quality linen with gold embossing, the B6+ softcover notebook features 117 dotted pages. The distinctive Monocle style.

DETAILS:
• Notebook B6+ Monocle, Softcover
• Cover made from soft book linen with elegant gold embossing
• Contains 117 numbered pages
• Pages are dotted, facilitating both structured and free-form note-taking