Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 November 2018

Bournville, Reykjavik and Orsay Christmas Cards available now!

My Christmas Shop is now open at etsy here.


New designs include Bournville Green, featuring the Rest House, Carillon and carol singers on the Green.



I challenged myself to produce a panoramic illustration encapsulating the magic of Reykjavik.


The back of the design is a collection of spot illustrations including charming characters and the illuminated graveyard in Iceland.


The Orsay Museum once was a train station constructed for the turn of the century. Gare d'Orsay reimagines the 1900-set train station against a Parisian backdrop.


Sunday, 26 November 2017

Birmingham Hippodrome Christmas card


Proud to have finished this design celebrating the spirit of theatre. The design is available at my etsy shop here and Birmingham Hippodrome.

Sunday, 6 November 2016

1920 Electric Cinema Christmas Card complete!


I am very happy to share this brand new design paying homage to The Electric Cinema that is available to buy from my etsy shop online and will soon be fully stocked at The Electric Cinema box office and online. I wanted to capture the flippant charm of 20's fashion illustration set against the iconic art deco bar in the cinema.

Sunday, 8 May 2016

Christmas come early!


Here is a tiny snippet of a commercial Christmas card I am currently working on. I can't wait to share both of the finished designs in 3 months time!

Wednesday, 21 October 2015

Electric Cinema Christmas Card coming!


Beside an illustration I am working on for the Electric Cinema, I am illustrating a Christmas Card to sell at the Electric this festive season!

NYChristmas card complete!


New York City Christmas card on the way! It will be available via my etsy store or by contacting me at hello@milantopalovic.co.uk

Friday, 9 January 2015

Yorks Bakery Cafe completed Christmas card!


Yorks Christmas card complete! I added a vintage 1930s feel through the choice of typography and gave the impression of night time through the vibrant lighting inside and the purple hazed snow reflecting the winter night sky.

Yorks Bakery Cafe Christmas card progress

Some good progress on the Yorks design, including a coloured wreath, lamposts and the boy with the sled.



I wanted to capture the essence of Yorks homely feel, and the golden tones set by the low-hanging bulbs have been echoed in the illustration.

Friday, 14 November 2014

Winter Dogs Christmas card

I have completed this pair of scheming pooches, plotting to break their stoic stances in favour of building a snowman. Recreating the aesthetic of the fabric required some translation to look convincing in pencil form and this was a nice challenge

It's Going to be a Long Night

Although later split into two separate cards, the original intended design is a pug standing proud, awaiting orders to deliver an insurmountable piles of presents to the world

Weird dogs update!



 I am illustrating a pair of winter-dressed pooches as part of my Christmas animals range






Imposter Puggy!

Pug card complete! A reindeer couldn't make it so this chubby pug bears the challenge of delivering Christmas to the world.

No Sleeps Left Christmas Card

Here is the completed Christmas Sleigh piece. I have gone with a traditional red and gold palette on the wooden sleigh to further the vintage feel introduced in the 1920s car designs.

Tuesday, 28 October 2014

Yule Ball Harry Potter-inspired Christmas Card


Here is the completed Harry Potter Christmas Card. I have added the pillars and gargoyles to replicate the Grand Hall to set the scene for the Yule Ball, and gives more of a magical, typically Harry Potter feel to the design.





Santa is Coming Game of Thrones-inspired Christmas Card


'Next Stop, Christmas!' Card

This is my final design for the Next Stop, Christmas! card. I have added a snowy road to the car so it isn't floating in the air. The snow on the christmas tree gives a much more wintery festive feel so this was a nice touch to add.


Here the car still looks plain and the tree just looks like a random tree.


The white background is more contemporary, however as a vintage card I feel the card should be more inviting and old fashioned with a warm Christmassy feel.


It's Settling, Get Doris

I've gone for a more vintage approach on one of the Christmas Card ranges for this year, old 1920s cars with more classic colour palettes.

Friday, 10 October 2014

Merry Christmas Ya Filthy Animal


Brand new Home Alone-inspired Christmas Card for this year!

Wednesday, 8 October 2014